This is the kind of content I was looking for! Mechanical engineer who recently finished learning Python to try and program with TensorFlow, but the physics/particle simulations like your channel stole my interest. Thank you for posting content like this! Just programmed my first double pendulum, but really interested in solar system simulations, collisions, and CFD simulations.
Ben, you’ve made my day! This gives me motivation to keep on going with the tutorials. Watch this space for more to come. There’s plenty more on the way. 🙂
So, I’m on Mac. When I try to run the clopped code from Real Python, it says “No module named ‘pygame’” in a big red bar on line 4. I followed along three times, even going back to the first video and checking it, but for some reason it’s still not working
Hello I have been working on my own simulation in python and I am stuck trying to gain more fps. I get like 38-40 ish fps for a 5000 particle simulation, do you have ideas on how to improve performance? I currently have a grid system that makes it only check in adjacent spots on the grid.
This is the kind of content I was looking for! Mechanical engineer who recently finished learning Python to try and program with TensorFlow, but the physics/particle simulations like your channel stole my interest. Thank you for posting content like this! Just programmed my first double pendulum, but really interested in solar system simulations, collisions, and CFD simulations.
Ben, you’ve made my day! This gives me motivation to keep on going with the tutorials. Watch this space for more to come. There’s plenty more on the way. 🙂
just decided to start learning python for fun; this is an excellent tutorial
A really good tutorial.
Thanks!
I definitely thank you for this 🙏❤️
My absolute pleasure! ❤️
So, I’m on Mac. When I try to run the clopped code from Real Python, it says “No module named ‘pygame’” in a big red bar on line 4. I followed along three times, even going back to the first video and checking it, but for some reason it’s still not working
Hello I have been working on my own simulation in python and I am stuck trying to gain more fps. I get like 38-40 ish fps for a 5000 particle simulation, do you have ideas on how to improve performance? I currently have a grid system that makes it only check in adjacent spots on the grid.