canvas node garden
A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. Javascript node garden effect using a uniform grid for space partitioning
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A live demo can be found here. A demo for testing ObjectGrid performance can be seen here.
The demo uses a uniform grid for space partitioning in order to do a faster neighbour lookup (basically collision detection) with a lot of objects.
We basically just draw a line between two particles if they are within a certain distance from each other.
Particles also have a simple spring acceleration towards one another, which can make for some complex looking shapes.
The grid algorithm and basic idea is presented in AdvancED ActionScript Animation by Keith Peters.
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