Programs or games that uses GR

In summary, the conversation discusses the use of General Relativity in software and games, and the potential differences between using GR based on diffeomorphism invariance versus a fixed spacetime or non-Lorentz invariance space + time. The complexity of the Einstein Field Equations and tensors is also mentioned, as well as the possibility of Geometry Wars using GR in its calculations.
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Edward Wij
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Are there software like games or simulations where General Relativity is used or are most based on Newtonian spacetime? I wonder what would be the results or difference if GR based on diffeomorphism invariance is used on the moving subjects and objects in the games versus that of basing them on a fixed spacetime or non Lorentz invariance space + time (Newtonian).
 
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Or just a very simple ball bouncing on a surface program that uses the equations of GR. Hasn't this been done yet? Why, does the Einstein Field Equations or tensors so complex that we don't have enough computing power to calculate it yet? much like we don't have computing power yet to solve for wave function of anything above hydrogen??
 
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I don't know for sure if Geometry Wars uses GR in the calculations, but it might be worth investigating. When the game starts to get intense the spacetime warps and ripples violently.

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What is the purpose of using GR in programs or games?

The purpose of using GR (Graphics Rendering) in programs or games is to create visual effects, animations, and overall enhance the visual appeal of the program or game. GR allows for the creation of realistic and immersive environments, characters, and objects within the program or game.

What are some examples of programs or games that use GR?

Some examples of programs or games that use GR include video games, animation software, virtual reality programs, and computer-aided design (CAD) software. These programs require advanced graphics rendering capabilities to create realistic and detailed visuals.

How does GR work in programs or games?

GR works by using mathematical algorithms to process and manipulate graphics data, such as colors, shapes, and textures. It then renders this data into images that are displayed on the screen. This process happens in real-time, allowing for fluid and dynamic visual effects in programs or games.

What are the benefits of using GR in programs or games?

The benefits of using GR in programs or games include improved visual quality, increased realism, and enhanced user experience. It also allows for more complex and detailed graphics, which can make the program or game more engaging and immersive for the user.

Are there any limitations or challenges when using GR in programs or games?

Yes, there are some limitations or challenges when using GR in programs or games. These include the need for high-performance computing systems, potential compatibility issues with different hardware and software, and the time and resources required to create high-quality graphics. Additionally, creating realistic graphics can be a time-consuming and complex process, requiring skilled professionals and advanced software tools.

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