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Exploring implementing an entity-component-system architecture in TypeScript and using Pixi.js renderer.
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Dec 30, 2023 - TypeScript
Particle Life 3D Particle simulation with OpenGL and C++
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GPU optimized particle life simulation in Java.
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Based off of BrainXYZ's particle life program youtube video - currently only has 4 colours and produces a being that swims around the program - made in JavaScript TODO: Convert to Java for better speed and efficiency
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🧬 Particle life simulation with new features and Multi-threaded computing on CPU. 🧲
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particle life ( Try Now! )
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It's a java desk aplication where there are a bounch of particles that afect phisicaly by gravity each other in many ways. The roules of gravitation are decided by a neural network. Its all in 3D and visualized by a self made renderer based on projection matix.
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A particle life simulation, written in Go.
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🦠 Life is created from elementary particles.
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Particle Life in the Terminal!
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🦠 Life is made up of elementary particles.
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Jul 10, 2024 - TypeScript
🦠 A Java framework that can simulate a variety of particle systems, for example Particle Life, a particle system showing life-like behaviour
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🦠 A GUI for Particle Life, a particle system showing life-like behaviour
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A simple program to simulate artificial life using attraction/reuplsion forces between many particles
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