Hourglass Physics Simulator
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Simulador físico de reloj de arena desarrollado con JS y HTML5 Canvas. Implementa conservación de masa, curvas de Bézier cúbicas y ángulo de reposo dinámico. Proyecto de co-creación Humano-IA (Gemini).
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Este repositorio contiene una implementación avanzada de un reloj de arena funcional desarrollado en JavaScript puro (Vanilla JS) y HTML5 Canvas API. El proyecto sirve como un caso de estudio práctico para la materia de Graficación, resolviendo problemas de geometría analítica, conservación de masa y renderizado procedural de materiales granulares.
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