How did you do this? Is this your sim that you made? Edit: Sorry, couldn't read the title, SpaceSim. I'm currently making my own physics sim so I wanted to ask how you managed to get the line patterns to emerge as the galaxy spun. My sim is not emergent like that.
Yeah, it's just changing the colors of a regular galaxy in SpaceSim. It's really cool that you're developing your own physics sim. If you release it at some point lmk, I'd love to test it! As for the line patterns, they should emerge naturally as a consequence of gravitational attraction. Because the particles aren't placed perfectly, slight over-densities should collapse under gravity, which as the particles move in a circular motion in their orbits, form those linear/spiral shapes. Not sure why that wouldn't be happening in your sim. What does happen in yours?
@physics_hacker well, I haven't yet implemented the barnes-hut optimization so my number of particles is limited to around 1k, thus they can't really be pulled into a pattern like that.
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Awesome! Your videos just keep getting better!
Please more please about cosmos and astronomy. Add. Like all about space. All subscriptions about Space 😮
I've got a few more simulation videos coming soon, and I have been considering doing space topic videos!
How did you do this? Is this your sim that you made?
Edit: Sorry, couldn't read the title, SpaceSim. I'm currently making my own physics sim so I wanted to ask how you managed to get the line patterns to emerge as the galaxy spun. My sim is not emergent like that.
Yeah, it's just changing the colors of a regular galaxy in SpaceSim. It's really cool that you're developing your own physics sim. If you release it at some point lmk, I'd love to test it! As for the line patterns, they should emerge naturally as a consequence of gravitational attraction. Because the particles aren't placed perfectly, slight over-densities should collapse under gravity, which as the particles move in a circular motion in their orbits, form those linear/spiral shapes. Not sure why that wouldn't be happening in your sim. What does happen in yours?
@physics_hacker well, I haven't yet implemented the barnes-hut optimization so my number of particles is limited to around 1k, thus they can't really be pulled into a pattern like that.
@@theuntitledgoose4193 Ah, I see.
Oha gerçekten galaksi mi
It's a simulation I ran