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TetSim

A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. Javascript Tetrahedral FEM Simulation. Simulate Tetrahedral FEM Models in your browser in real-time using the GPU! This one is a plain rehosting of Miles Macklin and Matthias Müller's A Constraint-based Formulation of Stable Neo-Hookean Materials demo. I've broken the script into several ES6 Module…

by @zalo · zalo/TetSim on GitHubLANG JavaScript★ 79HOSTED ON ZALO.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 28 Dec 2023

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Simulate Tetrahedral FEM Models in your browser in real-time using the GPU!

This one is a plain rehosting of Miles Macklin and Matthias Müller's A Constraint-based Formulation of Stable Neo-Hookean Materials demo. I've broken the script into several ES6 Module pieces with the intention of improving reusability.

This one rewrites the entire simulation as a set of GPU passes on Render Textures (gaining a ~20x speedup). This does NOT use the Neohookean energy/constraint function.

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