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"Nekar Xenos" wrote:
> Almost looks like Bueharia ...*hint, hint*
What is Bueharia?
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> In my particle system I've just implemented support for user-defined
> gravity. One use of that is to simulate the gravity of planets etc. That's
> what I've attempted in this animation. (The particles are not attracted to
> each other though.)
>
> Comments appreciated as always! :)
I love the way they just 'stick' :)
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ummmm wow...... Does the one on the left have stronger gravity?
Rune <run### [at] mobilixnet dk> wrote in message
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> In my particle system I've just implemented support for user-defined
> gravity. One use of that is to simulate the gravity of planets etc. That's
> what I've attempted in this animation. (The particles are not attracted to
> each other though.)
>
> Comments appreciated as always! :)
>
> Rune
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Data wrote:
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> From what I remember, there's no dfinate way to predict particle (planet)
> motion around two larger bodies. The orbits of planets around a binary
> couple get very chaotic, very quickly. Now where'd I see that article?
Scientific American? A few months ago there was an artivle about
a solved n-body problem. Rune's bodies start in the way that could
be stable but soon it drifts off.
Markus
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Rune wrote:
> What is Bueharia?
Check out the "Binary Planets" thread in povray.off-topic
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"Rune" <run### [at] mobilixnetdk> wrote in message
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> "Nekar Xenos" wrote:
> > Almost looks like Bueharia ...*hint, hint*
>
> What is Bueharia?
>
... and I thought Bueharia was the inspiration for this anim... ;)
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"s1631001" wrote:
> Rune wrote:
> > What is Bueharia?
>
> Check out the "Binary Planets" thread in povray.off-topic
Aha, got it now.
But all your messages with attachments have been cancelled, so I couldn't
see them.
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"Nekar Xenos" wrote:
> ... and I thought Bueharia was the inspiration for this anim... ;)
Not at all - if there's any resemblance, it's a pure coincidence...
I came up with it this way:
I had implemented user defined gravity, and was considering possible demo
animation ideas. Gravity is space seemed like an obvious idea and in order
to make it more interesting I used two planets instead of one...
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"Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:
> I love the way they just 'stick' :)
I considered making them bounce (high), but that would have been really
confusing.
I also considered making them bounce just a tiny amount, but that seemed to
cause unstable results, so I dropped that idea...
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"blessing" wrote:
> ummmm wow...... Does the one on the left have stronger gravity?
No, but it's closer to the camera. :)
BTW, you don't need to quote my entire message (including my sig even!), and
especially not *below* your own reply... Just quote the part that you're
actually replying to, or if you're replying to the whole message in general
you can leave out the quote entirely. And then place your own reply below
the quote, as if it is a conversation (which it is!).
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