nice, good job on this

SUS AS F , ROOT ACCES /BIN NOT VERY NICE MR

Adding sand to water removes the water, so cant fill up or move water level up with added sand FYI

Wow, this is so cool man! Love it!

How did you get it running so fast? I used dirty rects and chunks to help with optimization but mine runs no where at fast as yours. Did you multithread it? Also how big is each pixel in your simulation, the size of an actual pixel or bigger.

Why do you need 32 bytes for a flag, has been updated? Can't you just do that with a single bit?

Hi great video. Have you done something like this talking about 2D procedural world generation? I’ve tried wfc in unreal as well as a c++ script using a Heringbone wang type of idea but can’t quite figure it out. I appreciate any ideas in advance!

I didn't even mean to watch a video this video was so good it just had me glued to the screen waiting for the next piece of information subbed!

I thought you'd be using OpenGL to update the state of the simulation.

this is so cool man

Delta compression seems similar, if not identical, to how git works. Can anyone confirm?

ahem pardon me but why is this game among others with similar controls NOT in a indie arcade system?

Amazing

KZbin's compression system didn't like this at all

IDK if that’s intentional but that motion blur is beautiful UPDATE: Given how there’s a motion blur implementation in the repository somewhere, I think it is.

I don't normally subscribe to others. BUT, you leave me no choice. 🤣🤣

Slowly I been working on my own. But it's nice to see othes who also use C. I also agree with all your points about C. 👍

Can I use this for UI ?

I was trying to use Nuklear and disapointed that glfw is an empty repo that needs to be built ? And Nuklear uses it ? Now I remember why I wrote my own win32 and opengl function pointer library . I just want to compile a single file and be done . No make files and build scripts .

Why the id?

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