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why I'm watching this isntead of beign working?
Does the sediment become more viscous/soaked when it interacts with the liquid? It looks like the sediment particles act dry even in the liquid. Regardless many good steps forward.
In 2040 this will be used in realtime in videogames
No one's gonna play the objective. Everyone will just be prone, watching sediment simulation.
It looks that the volume gain issue is finally solved...
Amazing work!!
This is beautiful - but what are the practical applications?
Who else is here for the satisfaction?
Amazing!
That is so impressive !!! What kind of software do you use to made it ?
What's the University of Phosphorous?
Wow
any links to ... something?
Here, take a look at science-based games 🦄github.com/stared/science-based-games-list
Or listen to Akira Ifukuberuclips.net/video/MiOmEmZM7fo/видео.html
I hope this helped.
)) Both links are nice, thanks )
Why does the water NEVER act like water? :(
I don't see any water, only fluid.
@@stephmaccormick3195 Well said.
why I'm watching this isntead of beign working?
Does the sediment become more viscous/soaked when it interacts with the liquid? It looks like the sediment particles act dry even in the liquid. Regardless many good steps forward.
In 2040 this will be used in realtime in videogames
No one's gonna play the objective. Everyone will just be prone, watching sediment simulation.
It looks that the volume gain issue is finally solved...
Amazing work!!
This is beautiful - but what are the practical applications?
Who else is here for the satisfaction?
Amazing!
That is so impressive !!! What kind of software do you use to made it ?
What's the University of Phosphorous?
Wow
any links to ... something?
Here, take a look at science-based games 🦄
github.com/stared/science-based-games-list
Or listen to Akira Ifukube
ruclips.net/video/MiOmEmZM7fo/видео.html
I hope this helped.
)) Both links are nice, thanks )
Why does the water NEVER act like water? :(
I don't see any water, only fluid.
@@stephmaccormick3195 Well said.