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Matter.js is a flexible 2D rigid body physics engine written in JavaScript, designed for use in web applications to simulate real-world physical interactions within the browser. It offers a comprehensive set of physics features like gravity, collisions, restitution (bounces), friction, sleeping bodies, and constraint systems that enable developers to build interacting objects with realistic motion. This engine can power everything from dynamic interactive animations and educational...

O SimuFísica é uma coleção de aplicativos de simulação de vários fenômenos da Física e de áreas afins.

Have You ever wondered what would be like the weirdest Grand Theft Auto clone ever made? Well, we are pretty close with the FalansterCity3D urban environment rendering-engine where You can also drive the cars in the city. And moreover, it's a browser-game, so it runs instantly in any internet-browser. Why not try it directly at the link below? http://nerdofalgorithms.altervista.org/secondary_pages/page_11.php Even on smarthones or whatever, as long as it has a browser and sufficient...

Simulate 2D physics with my engine entirely made in JavaScript. Modify live existing scenarii or create your own from scratch with the live editor. Try it on the demo web site! :) Note : If you intend to download and use the sources as it is, you need to host it as scenario resquests are made in AJAX.

SciSimulations is a library of JavaScript functions to visual demonstrate principals equations and math in science. The simulations will enable anyone to explore the equations in science, and make the math behind science more than just some numbers on a page. Currently SciSimulations uses the HTML5 Canvas elements so most web browsers will be able to run the simulations except the old versions of Internet Explorer.

This is a 3D puzzle game with fantastic design. The prototype idea is from Family Computer game 'Tank', so Tanx means Tank's extended version.

PCP-net is a browser-based application to calculate preheating temperature, heat input and carbon equivalent, which can be used to avoid hydrogen cracking (cold cracking) in unalloyed and low-alloyed ferritic steels.

This project contains a large set of physics simulations and scientific computing scripts for the web.