APSim is simply a project started on 23 December 2010 that deals with creating a 3D simulation of particles, the particles being of certain materials included in the simulator.

It strives to create an environment that is realistic, while also trying to achieve decent FPS. The particles in the game interact, creating reactions and new particles (of course it is very CPU consuming).

The user is placed into a virtual environment, and has many tools at his/her disposal. Particles can be placed, removed, pushed, evaporated, dragged, attracted, etc. In fact, many different possibilities can take place.

Now, what's the use? The usefulness of this tool is for you to decide; it may be of some entertaining value to some people, while it may be of some serious value to another. We simply put the simulator out for you; you decide what you want to do with it.

From http://apsim.dyndns.org/productiveproductions/apsim.php

Features

  • Mostly Cross Platform Support
  • Uses the Java 3D API
  • 3D Anaglyph (Red/Blue/Green/Combinations)
  • 8 Elements
  • 16,384 Blocks/Particles limit per process
  • Save/Load simulations in progress
  • Multiple game play in the same client (tabs)

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2012-08-20