A free particle demo — play it in your browser, no install. Particles simulation on JavaScript. You can add any particles that interacts with each other according to any rules you want. I've created some, here they are These particles trying to stay a certain distance between them: if distance is too big, they attract, otherwise they repel. They looks like…
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubYou can add any particles that interacts with each other according to any rules you want. I've created some, here they are
These particles trying to stay a certain distance between them: if distance is too big, they attract, otherwise they repel. They looks like gray circles
They interact with each other in the same way as Grain particles, but interaction with sand grains is the opposite. They looks like green circles
Heavy particle mass is much larger than mass of grain or antigrain particle. Their peculiarity is that they always move at a constant speed.
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