What Can You Create with Phun's Awesome 2D Physics Tool?

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Phun's 2D physics tool allows users to create various physics-based simulations, with one user mentioning their first project was a compound pendulum. Performance issues arise on lower-end hardware, as one user reports only 2fps on a 1.7GHz laptop, contrasting with smoother experiences on more powerful machines. The tool's demo on YouTube showcases its capabilities and intrigues users. Overall, the discussion highlights both the creative potential of the tool and the hardware limitations that can affect performance. Users express enthusiasm for the software's fun and engaging nature.
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Awesome 2D Physics tool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H5g9VS0ENM"

I downloaded it: http://www.acc.umu.se/~emilk/"

Fiurst thing I built was a compound pendulum.

But man I need a faster 'puter.
 
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the demo on youtube is really interesting.
 
AFG34 said:
the demo on youtube is really interesting.

Yes. But I wonder what the heck they were running it on. On my 1.7GHz laptop it runs at about 2fps.
 
It worked great for me. It a lot of phun, indeed!
 

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