Pixel Physics Simulator
Interactive grid-based physics simulations including quantum mechanics, gravity, and fluid dynamics. Experience real-time physics in a pixelated visual style.
About Pixel Physics Simulator
Draw sand, water, fire, or charged particles onto a grid and watch them interact in real time. Pixel Physics Simulator is a sandbox built around actual physical principles — fluids find their level, gravity pulls masses together, and quantum probability clouds behave with surprising fidelity to the theory. Each material reacts differently, and small changes cascade into results that are genuinely hard to predict.
It fits naturally into education apps because the feedback is immediate and tangible. Watching a fluid simulation break down when you alter viscosity teaches more intuitively than a textbook equation. If you want to pair numerical exploration with visual physics, Graphing Calculator makes a good companion for plotting the underlying functions.
Controls are mouse or touch — click to select a material, drag to place it. The simulator runs best on a desktop browser where you have screen space to build larger, more complex scenes without the grid feeling cramped.
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How to use
This is a collection of real-time physics simulations running on a pixelated grid. Choose from three different physics systems to explore and experiment with. **Getting Started:** • Click on any simulation tile to launch it: Quantum Wavefunction, Gravity, or Fluid Dynamics • Each simulation opens in a new window with its own interactive controls **What Each Simulation Does:** • Quantum Wavefunction - Visualizes quantum mechanical wave behavior and particle probability • Gravity - Simulates gravitational forces between multiple bodies in space • Fluid Dynamics - Models fluid flow, pressure, and movement patterns **General Controls:** • Mouse interactions vary by simulation (drawing, placing objects, adjusting parameters) • Look for control panels or buttons within each simulation • Most simulations run automatically once loaded • Experiment with different settings to see how physics laws affect the visual results Each simulation demonstrates real physics equations through interactive, visual representations that update in real-time as you make changes.
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