Java Sample code/tutorial for simple, educational, physics java applets?

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The discussion centers on creating visual simulations of particle motions using physics equations in Java, with a focus on both 2D and 3D representations. Participants express a preference for code examples over automatic code generators or IDEs, emphasizing the need for practical, hands-on coding resources. A link to a relevant simulation site is shared, highlighting the interest in learning from existing applet codes. The conversation reflects a collaborative spirit, with users appreciating shared resources and examples that facilitate understanding of the topic.
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Something like this:

http://www.falstad.com/vector/

Particularly concerned with particle motions. I don't know how to begin with using physics equations for creating simple java visual simulations. Can be 2D or 3D.

I know some java programming so I'd prefer code examples than automatic code generators/IDEs. thanks!
 
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crapworks said:
Something like this:

http://www.falstad.com/vector/

Particularly concerned with particle motions. I don't know how to begin with using physics equations for creating simple java visual simulations. Can be 2D or 3D.

I know some java programming so I'd prefer code examples than automatic code generators/IDEs. thanks!

www.ultrastudio.org
 
stallionx said:
www.ultrastudio.org

Fantastic m8! For the first time I'm seeing the applet codes! Appreciate it!:wink:
 
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