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Three.js Particle Fluids

by Dan Greenheck

A gorgeous physics playground with 13 scenes of water, soft bodies and cloth: wave tanks, a dam break, honey poured over a bunny and a banana blender.

What you doPick a scene, then click the liquid to splash it, drag to spin the camera and play with the sliders (gravity, thickness, stickiness) while it runs. Pour honey, flood a tank, squash jelly bunnies. Best on a computer with a decent graphics card. Runs on WebGPU, so use a recent Chrome or Edge.

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Made byDan Greenheck

A three.js developer who shares graphics experiments and tutorials, on X as @dangreenheck. Three.js Particle Fluids is open source on GitHub.

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The details

Genre
Toys/Tools, Simulation, Point & Click
Plays
In your browser
Price
Free
Players
Single player
Hosted on
Developer's own site

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AI model
Not disclosed
AI tools
Not disclosed
AI made
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From the developer's own disclosure or jam entry. If they didn't say, we don't guess.

Images and clip from Three.js Particle Fluids, © Dan Greenheck. Shown to help people find the game.

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