ball force optimizer
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. real-time, evolutionary physics simulator
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This code implements a physics-based genetic optimization algorithm in the browser using JavaScript and HTML canvas.
It attempts to evolve a force graph that, when applied to a 2D particle (the "ball"), causes it to pass near a series of target points.
A ball with position, velocity, acceleration, and mass is simulated using Euler integration.
At each time step (tick), forces are applied along the X and Y axes according to pre-generated force graphs.
The simulation runs for a fixed number of ticks (based on a user-defined time and tick length).
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