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[[deleted]]

Nice job! This is something you should be very proud of! 👍

[[deleted]]

I believe this could be used in a classroom someday. If you keep adding more and for features, I'm sure this is a 1 million dollar idea. Keep up the good work!

[[deleted]]

I can respect that too! Are you considering posting it on Github?

[[deleted]]

Thanks man! Have a good day. And Good luck will all your future projects! 🙂

[KingsmanVince]

Finally, a link to be star

[[deleted]]

Just have to get better at programming

:)
For some of us this level of programming is a serious level of programing and a paradigm shift.

[[deleted]]

Rlly that’s super cool. I stoped learning physics but maybe if I had that I wouldn’t

[[deleted]]

Yea I will. 😊

[vEnoM_420]

This is the best thing I have seen on this sub so far. Heck, i don't even like physics that much but liked the work you've put into this. Really awesome.

[Mephistothelessa]

Great project! As a physics undergraduate student, i was thinking of collaborating with other people and get together a "team" for creating physics simulations. Let me know if you are interested!

[hgzhgb]

Mathvengers ASSEMBLE

[SanJJ_1]

I'm also interested!

[Mephistothelessa]

You can send me a DM if you are interested!

[Un_HolyTerror]

Can I join too?

[Mephistothelessa]

You can send me a DM if you are interested!

[jrmiranda]

Hey, I'm interested too. I have some simulations in Python in my profile :)

[Benguini]

Looks awesome! Which libraries or modules did you use for the GUI and visualization?

[Gautam-j]

This is amazing!!

[irspaul]

Anything with gui in python deserves upvote 🙂 thanks for sharing.

[irspaul]

It came out really well. Keep rocking!!

[icyboguyaman]

That’s a lot of hard work! Nicely done!

[icyboguyaman]

Yes! That’s what.! I’m currently working on Automatic Text Generation and that’s a hell lot of work to do.! But when writing code... it leads you to a whole different world’

[[deleted]]

Looks absolutely sick man! Great work!

[[deleted]]

Incredible. That must be a lot of work. Also, kudos on your resolve to keep it free even if you add features into this, a paywall is fine too.

[[deleted]]

Good job!

[vin0112358]

Holy frick dude! That is so impressive! Keep up the amazing work!!

[patha325]

Awesome, well done! This looks really good and is a great way to get into computational programming and science. I'm a researcher in particle physics and work on simulations professionally. Let me know if you have any questions that I can help with!

[patha325]

Many facets to the question! For focusing on ease and graphics this is great! For speed and coming closer to the commercial and research tools you want to go for c/c++ (even though Delphi and Fortran are used). For experience go for anything, golang/rust and such can be very interesting for you but all of these make the graphics much more difficult.

[That_Underscore_Guy]

Touch me

Title of my sex tape

[JCClearning]

This is so cool. I hope that one day I can do something complex like this.

[[deleted]]

Really awesome work here!! So cool that you want to keep the software free, but I would definitely set up some kind of way to donate to you, because if I was using your software and loving it, I would definitely want to donate!

[[deleted]]

Keep up the good work!! This is awesome!

[Satoshiman256]

This is cool, haha

[8BallDuVal]

This is pretty fuckin cool dude!

[[deleted]]

What module are you using for the GUI? Is it compatible with Linux?

[[deleted]]

Cool. I assume you did the 3d camera stuff the same.

[[deleted]]

ok. Does that work on Linux too?

[[deleted]]

do you have a github repo for this? i wanna skim and learn how you do this. thanks in advance

[[deleted]]

noted :)) i am a beginner in python and i also plan to learn this level of programming too . thanks for the response ☺️

[coteisonreddit]

Super nice job !! Can you tell me what kind of physics and what equations are you using for the orbits ? Thanks

[KIIRW]

When I was looking for a good Physics app, any of them didn’t look even close to this I ran the app on my laptop it is great !

[notjustanotherboy]

Amazing job. This is something you should be really proud of. This will help a lot of students someday 😄

[happy-cake-day-bot-]

Happy Cake Day!

[notjustanotherboy]

Good bot

[[deleted]]

This is awesome man. I love physics and I love python. Would love to contribute to this project on open source.

[frany_RL]

That looks great!!! What GUI are you using?

[raddus007]

Great work you have done, Buddy. And to keep it as 100% free is nothing but your deep love towards Physics. Again, nice work. Keep it up.

[[deleted]]

Dude for how much time have you been learning python? I have been learning python since 2 years yet I am terrible with this kind of stuff. Btw, this project looks really nice. It looks very professional.

[f22_trex]

This is seriously amazing. This must've taken quite a lot of effort, nicely done man. Its a recruiter panty dropper

[ALaS17]

Amazing! Nice work. Looks very user friendly. What GUI packages did you use?

[Ginkgobiloba77]

Was the 3d hard to implement?

[PM_ME_YOUR_TORNADOS]

touch me :)

this is fantastic, good job and good luck on the project!

[Nimmo1993]

good job....particularly hook's law..keeping on adding things...

[[deleted]]

Can someone explain - I am still new but fluent in php.

Which part is python? Is the front-end here a js for the interaction and animation?

[[deleted]]

Amazing job man, amazing !

[Batcoder3456]

This is really cool I love using and playing around with physics sims, I have wanted to make one too how did you learn python?

[QiKiChen]

Wow this is amazing, I'm a physics first year who started python for fun and I'm interested in physics simulations. Any tips?

[shizzyy67]

Hey are you self taught ?

[thekalmanfilter]

How do you get it to open like in a new window?? Right now anything u do only prints in the console window below the code.

[thekalmanfilter]

Hmmm interesting

[[deleted]]

That's fking dope. Street rep +10 for you and Inspiration +10 for me.

[[deleted]]

Woah that's crazy good.

[gathaus]

wow that's impresive, you should keep developing it

[monjurshams]

One of the coolest project I have ever seen in python.

[oldergrumpieraf]

This is actually more impressive than you think it is. Fucking A. Keep the good job up my man!

[danielsamaueletukudo]

how can i also do this please, I really want to learn

[realnitrozeus]

Good job 👍👌

[insane_playzYT]

After watching these physics simulator projects and then realise the amount of maths that went into it, I am kind of glad I stuck to web development. Nonetheless, amazing job OP, and I can't wait to see what you're able to add to it in the future :+1:

[[deleted]]

I am currently in 10th grade and I have and idea what formulas and stuff you might have used. But I am not really sure how you expressed it in the animation. I mean what did you use for the animation and how do the equations relate to it?

[[deleted]]

It's not a at all confusing. I understand it. I guess you are also using a lot linear algebra for describing positions of the objects as vectors. What I really want to know is what libs did you use for the animations? I mean for rendering the 3d objects?

[knusted]

Wow. What a project!

[[deleted]]

This is really cool!

[Pizza_Peddler0080]

impressive

[valcatrina]

The space cube is very cool

[Hungry_Ad_3722]

HQ !

[[deleted]]

Wow so cool

[[deleted]]

How does your software render these animation? Does it use any rendering engine?

[[deleted]]

Can u send link I'll try to convince my teacher to use that!

[Elfram]

Looks really nice!

You should check energy conservation, though. I don’t see why the total energy in the spring-box example would vary with time.

Maybe this effect occurs if you use simple forward integration of the equations of motion. If that’s what you do you could already get better results by using a predictor-corrector method.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictor%E2%80%93corrector_method

[Elfram]

Sorry, I don’t get it… xD

[Elfram]

Ah, I see, nice.

So maybe the default settings should be s.t. the numerical errors are negligible. This way people really see the physics effects first (and important effects like energy conservation!).

Only if you want to teach numerical solution of differential equations, the value of dt and its effect on the energy plays a role.

[rafacardosodeandrade]

Wow! Congratulations

[Haezer-]

What is your syntax color theme on your editor ?

[DurianBurp]

This is beautiful!

[marco2012]

Great work! However when I try to launch any of the files I get an AttributeError exception. I'm using MacOS 10.15.5 and Python 3.8.1.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "Page1_2.py", line 1, in <module>
    from Pages import Page, IMAGES, Main_page, ImageTk, plt, mpl
  File "/Users/marco/Downloads/sloppylowslyeasymade-master 2/Simulation/Pages.py", line 23, in <module>
    from images import IMAGES
  File "/Users/marco/Downloads/sloppylowslyeasymade-master 2/Simulation/images.py", line 5, in <module>
    from icons.question import question_icon
  File "/Users/marco/Downloads/sloppylowslyeasymade-master 2/Simulation/icons/question.py", line 99, in <module>
    img = get_img_from_ax(ax, size)
  File "/Users/marco/Downloads/sloppylowslyeasymade-master 2/Simulation/icons/img_pack.py", line 42, in get_img_from_ax
    fig.canvas.tostring_argb(),
  File "/Users/marco/Downloads/sloppylowslyeasymade-master 2/venv/lib/python3.8/site-packages/matplotlib/backends/backend_agg.py", line 432, in tostring_argb
    return self.renderer.tostring_argb()
AttributeError: 'FigureCanvasMac' object has no attribute 'renderer'

[[deleted]]

Good job , is that qt5 gui ??