How I Create the MOST Satisfying Simulations

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Try everything Brilliant has to offer for free for 30 days! Visit brilliant.org/CodeCraftedPhysics/ to get 20% off an annual premium subscription. What programming idea would you like to see me create in the next video? 😁

[@DanDruzenko]

a ball bounces inside a triangular ring. Every time the ball touches the ring, the ring flips upside down. the ball also gains a bit of speed every time it touches the ring.

[@MegaSynaptumX]

A ball getting sucked into a black hole, and when a ball gets sucked, there were 3 new balls

[@MegaSynaptumX]

Another simulation: When a ball touches the ring, the ring grows, and there were 2 new balls. Once 2 new balls merge, it makes a hole, When a ball touches the hole, the ring gains 1 side, and there is another ball, and hole dissapears, and the simulation repeats

[@julietacitara6895]

A ball inside of a Triangle ring, every time the balls collides with the ring the ring gets One more side and spawns another ball, if 2 balls collide together all the balls except the first ball disappear and the ball gain 10% speed and the ring Resets his sides, And so on until the ball gets a lot of speed that it can pass through rings.

[@البومالصور-ن5ج]

ماذا عن إنشاء تطبيق يسهل صناعة محاكاة و تنشرها على جوجل ألعب و تربح مآل

[@SC-750theMarbleMan]

never thought I’d one day hear your voice! Nice video and thanks for showing us how you make them!

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you for your support. I can't even describe how much I appreciate it! ❤

[@Hnxzxvr]

I thought he like would never talk

[@catakuri6678]

Voice reveal

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Yeah, how does it sound? 😅

[@catakuri6678]

@@CodeCraftedPhysics Great 👍

[@Callsign_viper100]

@@CodeCraftedPhysicsmaybe talk a little louder

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

@@Callsign_viper100 Yeah, setting up the audio to the correct volume was quite a difficult task for me. But hopefully, it will get better and better in future videos. 😄

[@Nightmare_YTkylo]

Good

[@PAPAGEORGEVR]

This is so underated, keep up the good work!

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support! ❤

[@SebsWeb]

Ay, my comment is in the video. :) 0:13

[@e_subscribe]

Oh yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

[@YixuanLin-e7t]

I didn’t even know the sheer time that was put into these simulations, extra respect for you, CoseCraftedPhysics🎉

[@ankegeist-balthasar6064]

My Idea: Make a ball in a square each time the ball hits the Square a new ball apears and the square gets one more side but if a ball hits another ball the Square loses one side

[@SiteNotFoundAbandoned]

Request: A ball inside a ring, and a point of gravity. The ball keeps following the point of gravity, And the speed of the point will get faster by 1% for every bounce. I wonder if the ball hovers in the middle of the extreme speed of the point.

[@Gamingdogmochi234]

How about this for a simulation: A spinner (a thin but tall rectangle) goes inside the circle with a hole on an edge of said circle and spins in the opposite direction of the circle. Then when a ball escapes the circle, double the balls spawn in opposite sides of the spinner. Simulation ends if it nearly crashes.

[@Therian_the_animator]

NO IDEA you sounded like that, but it doesn’t take away from the sheer satisfaction that I feel watching these.

[@arianshkodta1554]

a ball bouncing in the middle of some rings with gaps in it, when the ball escapes the ring in the middle, the ring will disapear with a little animation and play a sound. The "goal" of the ball should be to escape the rings.

[@Swedish-Potato]

Make one where every time the ball collides with a side theres a 0.1% chance for it to add another ball and increases the chances by 0.5%+ when a random ball colides with the sides. And if the ball duplicates, the previous luck chance gets divided by 10 till we get many balls as we can

[@Whatdoido-b8c]

Make a simulation where there is crushing borders crushing a ball, and calculate how much bounces per second in the corner

[@ChocoBunnie]

idea: a triangle thats bouncing inside a triangle- when a vertex hits a corner, a new vertex is added to both shapes making a square bouncing in a square, a pentagon in a pentagon, and so on until to the visible eye- both shapes are circles all the while, the bouncing shape gets bigger. so in the end theres visibly one large circle

[@HistoryUnwound]

A Yin/Yang symbol. The black dot draws a black line as it bounces around the circle, the white dot draws a white line. If the two dots bounce off of each other, the one surrounded by its own color gets larger.

[@shalevforfor5550]

I just needed the phisics part thank you

[@haydenwong3654]

Here’s an idea: A ball in a ring but each time it collides with the border the amount of balls doubles and a gap on the ring will appear. If the ball collides with the border, the gap will be larger and if the ball collides with another ball, that ball will disappear and the gap will get smaller.

[@ggez_gaming]

I found you recently and I have absolutely been loving ur vids Keep it up!

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you, I am glad that you enjoy watching my videos ❤

[@TerriMonk-u9x]

I have an idea: there is a ball, and two triangles next to each other and open and close like scissors. And the triangles chase the ball. And when the triangles manage to "eat" the ball, the triangles get bigger, and there are 2 new balls in the place of the ball that got "eaten"

[@OPP03]

Can you do a simulation where every time you bounce the ball, it changes the playing field's shape?

[@maxclark7890]

Idea: can you make a sim where there is a larger ball that is the point of gravity that gets stronger with every bounce and if the smaller ball reaches the middle point of the gravity ball it spawns 100 more balls and ends when the sim crashes

[@AmaroqStarwind]

Simulation idea: “A Cruel Angel’s Thesis” Other simulation idea: Something 3D?

[@ankegeist-balthasar6064]

This is interesting!

[@HkRines]

4:30 Oh no. I would definitely automate this somehow with another script) And splitting into separate files too.

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Yeah, I was thinking the same, but I couldn't come up with a solution, so I ended up doing it manually 😅. Let me know if you have any particular ideas on how to code such a script.

[@HkRines]

@@CodeCraftedPhysics Hmm. Interesting question to be honest. This seems easy at first, but I'm not sure if midi actually contain info like this. I think we can technically use BPM to determine when some particular note is played (If Midi file is imported, i think python definitely has some libs to do this). Second part about splitting song into separate notes can be more complicated? I think. If i assume that we use simple instruments like piano, we can technically take the note and "play" it into separate file. But this is just a raw idea. Maybe I'll try something like that sometime. Seems like interesting stuff to try.

[@Camman18family]

a codecraftedphysics outside and a ball that is shaped like codecraftedphysics and each time it hits the walls it grows by 1.1x and repeat until it gets stuck that’ll be cool

[@provlogger7086]

make a simulation where a ball bounces inside a circle, and there are multiple platforms. if the ball hits one of the platforms, it will turn into another ball, and 2 new platforms will spawn.

[@christijamelle]

My idea: ball bouncing in a circle but every 5 seconds it clones 10 times

[@ZachBish]

Vpice feveal,love the content ❤

[@Waks4f]

Vpice feveal

[@DavidIsFrenchTemp]

Vpice feveal

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Vpice feveal 😎

[@ZachBish]

Oh,I'm really bad at typing sometimes sorry Voice reveal,love the content ❤️

[@DavidIsFrenchTemp]

@@ZachBish you broke the chain

[@Croc91]

😮 ❤

[@Mattdean76]

Amazing and satisfying!

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you so much! ❤

[@marblesio]

Great video. How do you code ball collision with each other

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you so much! Well, correctly programming the physical behavior of multiple balls interacting with each other is a bit harder. But I might dive into that topic in some future videos 😄

[@marblesio]

@CodeCraftedPhysics Thanks. I will be looking forward to more videos and tutorials

[@test-uy4vc]

Nice!! 🎉

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thanks! ❤

[@JOSEactualizadalacreadora]

Ummmm, can you make a video that Spawns a small ball with the number 2 every 2 seconds starting at random position inside the circle, if 2 balls with same size collided, they merge into a bigger one and dublicates the number, if all balls fit the circle, the simulation ends

[@craftofdoom4293]

grow video, grow

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

I'm curious if people will like this new type of content 😄

[@Friendly-Neighborhood-Asexual]

​@@CodeCraftedPhysicsI do :D

[@HypnoVr666]

@@CodeCraftedPhysicsI mean personally I love it

[@aritherari23]

make a part 2

[@Not_Floofy]

can you sende the code for this, im trying to train an ai to beable to create these simulations and hes getting the physics and ball exiting the hole wrong

[@RyanMariners]

Did not expect a voice reveal, but I'm not complaining either. ❤️

[@cool-userqg4uy9wi9v]

A Recreation of your oldest video in 3D

[@achannelwithsomename]

i have been trying to do the same thing, but pygame is ridiculously pixellated for me - did you change any specific settings of pygame? or did you change anything in VScode?

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Yeah, Pygame can look quite pixelated, but you can improve that by setting a higher resolution for your 'screen.' As you can see at 1:00, my resolution is set to 1422x800 pixels. Let me know if that helps! 😉

[@jayrony69]

I love python

[@decioeverthonmendessantos7976]

How to you get so pro to code the programming, theres a place to teach yourself?

[@A-Radio-Silence]

It depends how you learn best, there are many tutorials online, videos, documentation, and people asking questions. For me, I learnt best by having a working piece of code, taking it apart, and seeing how it works. A tip I would give to anyone starting, do not for any reason think you can't use Google, it is a HUGE help when programming, especially when starting out. (Stack overflow is also a good website to use)

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Hello! There are plenty of places online that can help you learn programming. This video is sponsored by Brilliant, but I'm speaking from my own experience. The interactive learning that Brilliant offers through their courses is really good, especially if you're just starting. It doesn't just teach you how to program, but it also teaches you a crucial skill: algorithmic and problem-solving thinking. This is essential for building your own programs. So, check out brilliant.org/CodeCraftedPhysics/ 😉

[@decioeverthonmendessantos7976]

But there is a place that you learn to make the easiest to the hardest projects or is only on Brilliant

[@ClaytonFoster-b2l]

How Do You Make Those Vids?

[@LoganPlaysOfficial]

This is so cool

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed the video! ❤

[@LoganPlaysOfficial]

@@CodeCraftedPhysics no problem

[@simulando2d]

Good 👏

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you! ❤

[@MelonKingdomOfficial]

As soon as I heard “rush e” I knew your computer was going to explode.

[@sanswithdementia]

How do i even find this website tho...

[@MisterRedEyeGuy]

Just casually drops a voice reveal

[@TinaElmer-md5ew]

Make a ball that is extremely fast and make it spawn spikes when it hits the circle ⭕ and make the circle big make extremely big

[@lusianakurniawati2454]

Idea make one dvd logo if it hits the conner it will turn off your computer

[@Jerry-e7p]

Good!!!

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thanks! ❤

[@kirb2033]

so good half of my fyp are diff people copying you 😂 KUDOS TO YOU

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you! ❤ Everyone has the right to create their own content. As long as they don’t directly steal my videos, it’s totally fine. I’m just trying to keep the quality of my videos at a high level and always improve them. 😁

[@LewisDaniel-ff3hw]

Hey, you there! I can see you on the cameras. (I AM BANBAN)

[@owentang9471]

Pretty sure ChatGPT can create this from a prompt and generate it in under a minute.

[@KStovr]

🤓☝️

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Yeah, it definitely can be. Using AI for programming is a great tool, but only if you understand what the code generated by ChatGPT is doing. If you just copy and paste the generated code, you won’t know how to modify it, you won’t know how to add your own features, and most importantly, you won’t learn anything. But if you ignore this, then yeah, AI is great and powerful for writing programs.

[@patkirasoong1102]

woooo

[@CésarIgnacioMillánArgüello]

make a green hill music

[@AlyzaRivers]

HAI HAI HAI IM UR BIGGEST FAN also love the voiceee

[@CodeCraftedPhysics]

Thank you! I really appreciate you ❤

[@AlyzaRivers]

@@CodeCraftedPhysics yaaay...

[@CésarIgnacioMillánArgüello]

create a sonic song

[@BendoubaAbdessalem]

Oh, he made a tutorial about his simulation, Some time later He's using python, interesting More time later.. He's already promoting a patreon? Ok he's trying to get some money of his work, that's totally fine At the end... Brilliant!? Why that thing follows me

[@JoanicaMarais]

Hi

[@Atttticus]

Code and arcade game.

[@aritherari23]

por favor

[@moved_js]

Day 4 of asking Squares.

[@Likemea]

ai

[@JonathanDingle-j9p]

Sorry i dont speak code

[@JonathanDingle-j9p]

error

[@isaiahlester1224]

Do face reveal

[@aritherari23]

ai

[@aritherari23]

ai