Sunday, 4 July 2010
Rigid body dynamics demo
The F#.NET Journal just made another downloadable demo freely available. This demo is from the article Rigid body dynamics (15th January 2010).
The article walks through the design and implementation of a 250-line program that simulates the dynamics of a collection of solid balls as they bound around a scene, using Windows Presentation Foundation for visualization!
Labels: demo, dynamics, real-time, rigid body, visualization, windows presentation foundation
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Can one run such a demo written in F# as show on the web without having to download a .EXE to the PC? As with say Java applet?
Does F# demos support buttons and menus and such for making a more advanced GUI for a demo like with Mathematica demos?
Does F# demos support buttons and menus and such for making a more advanced GUI for a demo like with Mathematica demos?
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: 10 July 2010 08:54:00 GMT
: 10 July 2010 08:54:00 GMT
@Anonymous:
Yes, you can compile F# to Silverlight for viewing directly in a Silverlight-enabled browser.
Yes, F# has direct access to the wealth of GUI functionality provided with the .NET platform. This is far more comprehensive that Mathematica and is often easier to use.
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Yes, you can compile F# to Silverlight for viewing directly in a Silverlight-enabled browser.
Yes, F# has direct access to the wealth of GUI functionality provided with the .NET platform. This is far more comprehensive that Mathematica and is often easier to use.
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