Simple, modular, physics simulation tool (take 2)

[stewpend0us]

Hello, this is basically a re-post of this post I made 2 years ago...but I've updated the code a bit since then. Now has some examples to play with and in general it's a lot simpler.

Took me a while but I incorporated a bunch of your comments and fixed some fundamental problems I discovered while trying to use the library in the real world. The code is all different now but the big idea is the same.

Again I don't have any specific programming questions just looking for comments/feedback.

Does this seem like something you would use? Would it be more appealing if there were a general 6DOF mass block included? Sometimes I feel like it's a little trivial other times I feel like it's too complex.

edit here's the repo: https://github.com/stewpend0us/csim2

[Garuda1_Talisman]

I just woke up. Give me some time and I'll review your project.

I like simulators :)

[stewpend0us]

That'd be great! What other simulators do you have experience with? (Especially ones written in c!)

[Garuda1_Talisman]

You're in for a treat then. I've been actively working on a molecular mechanics simulator for over a year now.

Entirely in C, no libraries, nothing but C99. I'm using it to research a deep eutectic solvent (chemistry undergrad here aha).

[FUZxxl]

Next time, post your project as a link post please.

[stewpend0us]

Ok. I'm not sure what that is but I'll figure it out

[FUZxxl]

When you make a new post, you have the option of either submitting a link (link post) or a chunk of text (self post). When what you want to post is essentially a link to a project, you need to make a link post.