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It's not the random seed -- randomize is working correcly. There's also no bias in the way the sheet is constructed: for (int i = 0; i <= bodies.length-1; i++) { bodies[i] = new Objects(random(w), random(h),random(0, 50), random(0,200)); } create a particle w. random x,y and z...

"If you seed the random number generator with the same seed each time then it will give exactly the same results each time. Try seeding with a different number." I'm *not* using a seed. It's randomizing properly. Fp

Hi all. I've been playing around with a simple gravity simulator I wrote in Processing. I have a version that impliments a second degree modified Euler integration scheme on particles in three dimensions. Attached is a screen strip of screen captures showing the first few moments of the...