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What kind of optimizations did you have to think about? Things like concurrency for different parts of the world at the same time

which monospace typeface are you using in your animations?

Now add poison, ooze, mud, plants, balloons, pipes, converters, bombs, switches, and sliders.

Does anyone know the name of a game like this? I purchased it at an office depot when i was a kid

If you will ever use Win32 API it will become a mess though. MS uses AllWordsStartWithCapitalLetterNoUnderscore style.

This is very beautiful ❤ thanks

Thats aweome! Is it possible / allowed to integrate it in a game?

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Late to the party but I think that a really good way to simulate velocity would just be to follow the initial rules you made before adding velocity, but multiple times in one frame

Nice video, Thankyou very much. These videos are very helpful! Discord link please :) Couldn't find the link.

Came here from Noita. Actually Noita does not have anything new to pixel physics, there've been myriads of sandbox games with a palette up to 100 colors including C4 pixels, electricity and other cool stuff. What Noita is loved for - it's fungal shifting and much more effort on mixing different stuff.

Wtf this was the best video on particles i've ever seen. Amazing job

Brother what's your discord server link

John, where did the discord link go?

@John Jackson, Ugh... thank you so much for this video. I say 'ugh' because I thought I was done with OpenGL and could finally move on to Vulkan but NooOoO i gotta go back to OpenGL just for this and then move on. In a way I'm going to be stuck on this mini project just to understand how this works but you gave me more insight to add another tool under my belt so to speak. Cheers~ 👏👏👍👍

I did find that interesting

Maybe I’m underestimating how fast computers are, but, when you have many particles, how do you make this run at a reasonable speed? Do you do processing on the GPU? Do you have some sort of “this particle’s environment hasn’t changed, so don’t run its code, as it will stay the same” thing going on? Like some kind of “this is where stuff changed last frame” mask?

What you've created is awesome! I saw a youtuber mention your framework in his video, and I wanted to try it out and well... I have been pleasantly surprised :D. However, I've noticed that the documentations site seems to be down and that the "math.md", "platform.md" & "utils.md" seem to have no documentation in them whatsoever. Is it supposed to be like that? Probably not lol

I'm never gonna do this but i like to watch

Does anyone know the name of the nuclear reactor sim game which flashes briefly for 2 seconds at 0:11-0:13?

Do you think this could be extended to 3D?

Супер!))

Very cool!

Noita also have ridgid body physics, which is impressive. Even more impressive is the fact that early versions of Noita had surface tension for liquid, so, for example, water in icy biomes formed icicles. And on top of that, Noita uses multiple cores to calculate physics

Both these forms of media are so rare and I love that you brought them together. I love Noita, and the Powder Toy I've been playing since I was a kid.

i wanna see all of this as pixel shaders, would be an interesting challenge, especially more iterative procedures like accounting for velocity and gravity

This is so cool!

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This is sooo cool. I made it with python and Pygame, and it works perfectly. It game me so many ideas for games. You just earned a sub.

8:40 "and this is easy enough to do!" me: fuck it... :D

I love it❤....and I want to make one that can work on embbeded devices, and a starting point would be to take your code and run it on the GPU to increase performance.

Nice, but tabs suck and should be banned in source code.

Didn't explain very well the actual code to what the brush paint did

can you tell me where you started ? your programming history ?

Just wow

I think it will take me some few re-reads through the source code to actually wrap my head around it. You have definitely changed my perspective on macro usage in C, particularly on how flexible you can make your code (although something tells me this might lead me down to another unwanted rabbit hole of excessive macro use). I can see how this is a "poor" man's reflection system though, cheers! XD

Awesome! Looks fantastic.

Fair job My fair thumb up for you

Hey man, I was interested in developing a game with gunslinger however since it is written in C and it is a header only library, I cannot use it in C++. Or is there maybe a way to make it work, like compiling C and then linking it like a normal library? Otherwise I guess I will have to do some OpenGl Sorcery because SDL doesnt seem to be capable to handle my task. Anyway, I absolutely loved your video on pixel physics. I have seen lots of games with it and always wondered how it works. I Hope you continue to make similiar videos seeing how popular it was!

the browser and mobile game "Powder Game" by Dan Ball was my favourite example of a particle physics simulation before i played noita. to my knowledge its the originator of games like "the sandbox" on phone. the game itself has very cool interactions and particle simulation physics, relying very heavily on the showcase of wind and explosive force. its really facinating and i reccomend a mess around in it

Do you have any thoughts on player interaction/physics with this?

I wasted so much time on powder toy as a kid

This is very impressive!

this is disappointing

I haven't watched the video yet (sorry lol) but that game... The Powder Toy... Let's just say I'm glad you showed me

why not iterate over the particles instead of the entire grid, which has empty cells?

Man, Where's your discord ?

6:16 isn't smoke just *water* upside down, not sand?

7:02 average sublime user

There are fragment shaders, good. But no vertex shader?! C'mon!