The more pure the execution, the more interesting the model.
GRAVITON » Devlog
So, shortly after publishing, I found a bug in the code which prompted a rework. I had been using some physics from Unity, but realised it was actually getting in the way. I decided to recreate the program using just code, it gave me some strange results which made me notice more bugs. But a strange thing happened, as I made the program simpler, with less bugs, the forms the program created became more interesting. The imagery is now much more analogous to subatomic physics rather than gravity on a macroscopic level.


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Mar 22, 2018
GRAVITON
a universe from randomness
Status | Released |
Category | Other |
Author | nonzerosum |
Genre | Simulation |
Tags | 3D, essay, Gravity, Physics, Sci-fi, Space, Space Sim, theoretical-physics, universe |
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