written Euler, reads oiler

This what school gets you 😭

Thank you for sharing-it's very interesting! I've had the idea of creating a screensaver with a surface-cracking, desert-like effect for quite some time, and this could be an excellent foundation to bring that idea to life. have a great day 🙂

Man, computers and humans are so fucking awesome.

what library do you use to render this display. I'm building my particle sim in Julia and would like an interactive terminal like what I see you have made.

Damn thats my B.S. Thesis right there

I saw this video on my recommended and I just had to click on it after seeing "Teaching myself C" as I just wanted to see pain but it was more chill then i thought and its good :)

9:22 Thrift store?! Brother, use libgen.

Ok but how did you get a visual interface of what you were coding?

what output extension do u use?

could you please make video how u build your projects, like how you install libraries etc

use other language, dum amer

Why did you choose to do it on C rather than C++?

5:08 an octree is just that but each cube can divide into 8 other cubes so it should be faster

Damn! KZbin has only one like button. I would have given more likes if it was possible.

Him: QuadTree no improvement. Him: Scene Grid Tree 😂 (Genius re-invented a QuadTree)

I am a senior software engineer and i am smiling :)

It is very beautiful, thank you.

This is so cool :) You've inspired me to want to do something similar

Really You use 6 times for cycle ? That is pretty slow.

I read that as "touching myself..." And i got really confused 😭😭😭

very impressive i am learning SE and CS by my self i will succes and if possible would u help me with this kind of fun simulation if yes (awesome) if no (no problem brother have alot of fun just like THAT ) 😉

awesome!

I have a question about the grid approach. WHat happens if a cell gets pushed into another grid cell during collision? Do I just ignore that or do I remove the cell from the old one and put it into the new one?

This is very fascinating, but I'm intimidated. How do you get started

what libary did u use for open a Gui/window ?

I envy you :)

Thank you for sharing!

Hey man, which graphic lib did you use to draw the 3d model?

Wow. I feel immensely stupid right now. That was amazing.

sorry to call my self a coder

nice and simple representation

You ruined my dreams there is no way I understand that math

thats pretty neat

Kudos for teaching yourself linear algebra. Next level: use a vertex shader to make the gpu do all the math.

pls give step by step video,thanks

Well done, you learned how to actually program!

this is amazing. i love how you have combined the most notorious subjects like physics and linear algebra and combined them into an amazing program, all in c! absolutely wonderful quality.

What graphics library is this?

Channel name + channel banner is literally +1000 aura im gonna steal this

Awesome video !

What is your VSCode theme?

2:35 new class 😂😂😂😂...not only Java but tolling the whole OOPs

So much of this is reminiscent of physics used in molecular dynamics simulations.

Yoo

Christian Schafmeister began developing a 3D Chemical Molecular Simulator using C languages. After 10 years, hitting a wall, began looking to other languages for a solution. He found Lisp and had an epiphany, he should have began his project in Lisp. Search for his lectures to understand why. His explanations are much better.

I bet you can't code it in templeOS a kernel0 OS

Something to note about a lot of the extremely high-count simulations on YT is that they are not real-time, they are pre-rendered. While it's true that Python can literally never surpass C in terms of processing speed _(considering Python is written in C)_ your biggest boost in particle numbers would have been to simply switch to having it pre-rendered before viewing it.