The-Powder-Toy
Physics simulator
A physics sandbox game with simulation and building capabilities, allowing users to create complex systems and machines
Written in C++ and using SDL, The Powder Toy is a desktop version of the classic 'falling sand' physics sandbox, it simulates air pressure and velocity as well as heat.
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Language: C++
last commit: 4 months ago
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