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InteractiveTearableClothSimulation

A free cloth simulation — play it in your browser, no install. A dynamic 3D cloth simulation built using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript, featuring tearable interactions and realistic cloth physics.

by @gauravupadhyay-ai · gauravupadhyay-ai/InteractiveTearableClothSimulation on GitHubLANG HTML★ 5HOSTED ON GAURAVUPADHYAY-AI.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 18 Jan 2025

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Controls: Mouse Hover: The cloth reacts to the cursor by repelling points

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A dynamic 3D cloth simulation built using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript, featuring tearable interactions and realistic cloth physics.

Realistic Cloth Physics: Simulates a grid of interconnected points that behave like a cloth. Gravity-Less Interaction Mode: Gravity can be minimized for smoother interactions. Tearable Cloth: The cloth can tear based on mouse movements. Cursor Interaction: The cloth reacts dynamically to mouse hover and movement. Customizable Parameters: Adjust grid size, spacing, damping, and more.

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