Sandworm Simulation

Working on simulating some sand. My physics model for sand is not very advanced so it can't form dunes :(. I have also read that maybe the grains that form a dune are a bit sorted and maybe the deeper ones are denser/heavier and anchored by vegetation?

[@BogusLarry]

THE SPICE MUST FLOW.

[@Sichrono]

Dune incoming

[@OBBY_506]

How do we damload

[@lifestreamy]

I love your work! I wish I could do same experiments with physics and rendering someday. I feel like it is a really complex subject. Adding to it that I have not ever coded in low-level languages, worked with any graphics engines, let alone written my own renderer.
But the fun of it and enjoying the results should be great motivators, right? 😄

[@kamilstarzyk2976]

I appreciate your work, despite not liking it. But i left a like under this video. Cheers

[@stimpyfeelinit]

wtf how did you get this footage of my colon

[@emagotis]

You are up to something big😮

[@BonesMcoy]

I think we can consider the matter settled Gentlemen.

[@dottedboxguy]

looks really cool ! a bit sad that the sand is that squishy though. but i do remember you saying you wanted to address that issue, so that's great

[@borissman]

Love it!

[@OBBY_506]

Game name
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[@TiceLedbetter]

Soooo coool!!

[@Thats_Cool_Jack]

this is awesome, are u able to make the sand sticky? could compress the sand into sand castles lol, would make convincing snow too

[@GrantKot]

Thanks! I still need to improve the sand model for better shape retention. Right now all it has are mini bumps but we need dunes lol

[@OBBY_506]

Price

[@GrantKot]

I have some free demos on itchio: kotsoft.itch.io/
But the one with the worms needs a pretty extreme computer. I have also started working on a less demanding physics simulator in WebAssembly: grantkot.com/