ten k balls
A free simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Physics simulation with 10K bouncing balls in your browser.
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Physics simulation with 10K bouncing balls in your browser.
This uses Rust and WebAssembly for a high-performance browser-based simulation. It integrates the Bevy engine and Rapier physics library to realistically simulate 10,000 balls colliding and bouncing in a box.
Efficient Physics Simulation: The core feature must be the efficient handling and smooth performance.
WebAssembly Optimization: Optimizing the Rust code to run efficiently as WebAssembly.
Responsiveness and Scalability: The simulation scales correctly across different devices and resolutions, offering a consistent experience.
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