Advanced Molecular & Particle Physics Simulations
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- This is a compilation that I put together as an example of the advanced features that can be utilized in the molecular plugin, and physics engines with Blender and Softimage.
I altered the molecular script using Python to improve the link-cell method and overall molecular dynamics through symplectic integration and node density adaptation to better simulate collision detection, motion vectors, tension, and gravity.
The game controller portion of the animation is done using game engine sensors, and actuators. I then baked and rendered the scenes on two separate hardware platforms. With CPU rendering, I used an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 3.0Ghz processor and GPU rendering was processed using two Nvidia Geforce GTS 450's on scalable link interface. The rest of the video are merely hardware and vector render examples from old screengrab recordings.
Music is 'Corporate Technology' from Audiosparx
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great work!
Can you suggest me resources to learn similar stuff?
Lord have mercy on the PC's that rendered this
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No joke; I tried to render a super small and low res wind simulation on my computer and it took like 24 hours.
@@c-snapthegamer4780 Even more impressive, it took you 9 months to respond to this comment
@@philipauken5391 Bruh have you even considered that he discovered this vid only recently ?
@@philipauken5391 LLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
My CPU got scared form watching this
mine started blowing instantly
My pentium e5700 has nightmares about me trying to do this
google phys-x. it was a real time physics card that nvidia purchased and promptly killed. this was back in 2006ish i still have my phys-x card but threw away the 8800 ultra.
@@soaphelps PhysX support was integrated into all CUDA GPUs shortly after Nvidia acquired PhysX, so having dedicated PhysX cards was pointless. Just imagine if Nvidia had released dedicated raytracing cards before releasing the current RTX cards we have now -- the dedicated raytracing cards would naturally become obsolete.
End gpu
I just hope I'll still be alive in 2070 to have this in real time in videogames.
Much much sooner than that. Your seeing it right now. I will give it no more than a decade before we start to see crazy realistic physics engines like this in games.
sarovan555 Hell, we might even get a Half Life 3
Zachary Powson Zach, that's already been confirmed to only be released when we gain ultradimensional powers and are able to travel to an alternate reality where Gabe doesn't fear the number 3! We've discussed this already!
sarovan555 you think its possible that we could have a GTA where we could blow up entire sky scrapers? That would be toooo awesome
sarovan555 No way, EVERYBODY KNOWS humans are *capable* of things that *they will never do* because people are lame and greedy. Like videogame companies, they wouldn't release something this awesome because it would be too expensive to produce.
Almost 10 years and still impressive
Imagine having a video game running these physics & graphics.. you'd probably need like 10 PCs to launch it, with todays circumstances at least
what about quantum computers
Laughs in quantum computer
Im not sure about needing 10x the power. These simulations are great but 6 years old now
and there are some games with pretty good physics now
Oh hallo
Soon...
Somewhere in the distance... I smell a graphics card burning
Started rendering and baking in the year 1632...
That was actually more like the late Renaissance.
0:31 that would explain this
lol
Not even Renaissance. 1632 is well into Baroque period. It's the end of early Baroque, almost mid-Baroque.
medieval times is like the 1000s dude.
Forget the physics, you guys deserve an award for most realistic graphics.
Only one guy here as of now my friend, and thank you for your support!
Achaea i
@@WonderCreationStudios Wow, you did this all by yourself, you sir are a genius amongst geniuses.
CPU: I don't feel so good Mr. Program
Program: *evil laugh*
blender
blender
pc: *crashes*
program: WAIT.. I TAKE THAT BA-
cpu: please, sir, may I have sixpence to buy my family a Christmas hen?
program: Back to work! And don't get any smart ideas about taking a holiday, see?!
@@JustJory literally. LOL FUNNY JOKE ( the graphics card is in the ( app name ( blender ) ) ) the graphics card is in the blender
0:40 F to pay respect to that CPU
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It's fricking rendered... It's not realtime
i went fullscreen :/
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smoke is worst
What if we created a virtual world for AI and have them exist in that space. They could lead their own lives, reproduce and die. That sounds a lot like.. oh wait.
Arnò Mezzanotte life?
I dont think the Leadership of Society wouldnt let that happen.
… again?
matrix
Interesting, but wholly unrelated to the topic of the video.
@@Nick-jf7ku it's just a reference to the matrix chill
1:52 me after eating spicy food...
I crap unicorn liquid
*that hot, spicy meat*
Multiple buttholes
Mmmm
I was eating when I saw this comment
Physics Teachers: "There is no air resistance."
The correct term is, we shall ignore it
The slight motion blur in this video really helps make the movement (and the objects) look more realistic.
1:22 When the laxative too strong
Me: *learns Blender is free*
CPU: *Chuckles* I'm in danger!
Um why is everyone commenting about CPU ?
CPU won't actually 'fry' with sensible voltage and cooling, though. More likely program will just hang or crash ;)
@@Kholaslittlespot1 that's some sensible comment
" *cpu don't fry* "
hope people will learn this!
nobody:
computer screen when you beat a game of solitaire: 1:30
That is amazing. You know, very soon, the problem with CGI will no longer be making it convincing, it'll be getting to convince people it isn't real.
i think the harder part will be trying to convince people something is real rather then convincing them it isn't real
That's would be a very Matrix-esque scenario.
you were absolutely right my dude
You'll know it's not real because it will look better than real life.
We can only speculate how long.
This was released 6 years ago, and I remember when I saw videos like this back then. It was amazing. I'm not sure if I've seen this particular one, but certainly many like it. In any case, it is incredible when you compare this to simulations from 2019 which have a far higher resolution in terms of particles. We have come so far, and at the moment it seems like it's only going to get better. What a time to be alive!
2:19 the ball at the right and his friends still need some tweaks.
True
nice catch, Ralf
Oddly satisfying to watch
Hard to believe its not real
430zack Ikr?
430zack its real
DposFracacados, "it's not real", implying that it's hard to believe it's not real already. How did you miss that.
Is anything really real?
Hello The most of Movies In hollywood using this Tips And Tricks (simulation rendering) Software like Maya / 3ds Max, Blender For Studio, Houdini ...
1:38 reminded me of two girls one cup
Why
Don't remind me that
HotTrash oh you sweet summer child
HotTrash you don’t want to know
HotTrash for your own piece of mind please do not search it up. i made that mistake
Negative Temperature + Positive Temperature = ....Fart
lol
2013: Nope
2014: Nope
2015: Nope
2016: Nope
2017: Nope
2018: Nope
2019: UA-cam - ok let's start recommending this video
Edit: 2020 anyone?
lol ikr but i saw this before C:
no one cares overrated meme
Holy cow you just made me realize its from 2013 haha I was still amazed tho lol
how original
Why UA-cam recommend this video to me
????
2019, we still get potato physics in games...
look at boneworks
I mean yeah, your pc could barely render a single one of these in hours, imagine a fuckton of em in real time probably not happening in the next 10 years either unless we have an absolute ridiculous jump in cpu capabilities, which isnt unlikely
6-8 years. If they can get quantum computing refined and give it to the masses
@@nickolie5983 Sequential simulations are not going to benefit much from quantum computing. Stop talking out of your ass.
Control
for a moment i thought that was real :o
and shit this was posted in 2013....
Smashing Pumpkins… I'm guessing whoever made this is a fan?
Novakira Sato Yes sir that would be me. They were one of my favorites back in the 90's.
I smashed stuff to when I was younger, though not pumpkins. Those were too expensive
what ! 20$ for a pumpkin???
I'd hope 20$ was a lot to you when you were smashing pumpkins at that age.
Well i'm no pumpkin expert but 20 USD is rather steep. They're seasonal crops to, id imagine cheaper than 20 USD.
1:06 the next simulation is going to have amazing laundry graphics
my computer overheated just by trying to watch the video
my pc overheated like 2 mins after watching the vid
4chan
It's an eye opener when you watch this and recognize, this is basically how the real world works! It's all little pieces that behave based on how they attract and repel each other.
Yeah! The matrix is soon!
that was just amazing...... I get the physics engine thing......but the guy who designed the graphics is incredible
Wow that is like....wow...I love it. It looks so realistic. You should try like a ocean and see what the open ocean would look like with all those particles in it.
UncleSam Impossible, unless you have a computer the size of lake Michigan lol. But they do have *bigger particle sized* simulations that could work.
UncleSam j
Instead of admiring this amazing molecule&particle engine, you instead make the "This is gonna make my pc slow" meme.
This is my dream come true, this video should be seen by all who think high school studies like physics chemistry and maths are useless
Despite all my rage 2019 just now showed me this page
0:37 hey I love them
They are best
Imagine a vr version of this...
Matrix incoming
This is 8 years old video!!! Still very good the physics and the ray tracing render...
God: “There must be only one god: Me!”
This guy’s PC: “Are you sure about that?”
The ropes one is so satisfying
Just here for the music.
Also, smashing pumpkins xD Nice pun
0:36 my reflection, dirty mirror...
That molecular cloth looks like it would make some comfortable clothing
This is THE stuff.
It looks so real at times.
Especially that pumpkin.
eyegasm
could be used to teach kids geology. was there heat loss affecting viscosity at some point there?
Yes there was, very good! At 1:58 with the positive and negative temperatures.
Great idea!
Me: Ah.. what a good night sleep..
My wet dreams interrupting me: 1:38
1:22 when you have spicy taco bell
ah yes, I too liquefy upon eating taco bell
The satisfaction i cant describe it
That is cool and all but I really wanted to see the guillotine at 0:27 fall over
IT'S SO REAL!!!!!
It's the beginning of the matrix
Probaly
thats really good... adding nice texture to it would make it really realistic...
Wow
@@tgb2024 Wow what?
I can't wait for more physics based simulation in video games. I came for the Mario, but I stayed for the physics. Also this desperately needed to be in 4K.
I see most of people asking why this can't be (actually) used for videogames.
The answer is because in a simulation your calculator start before to calculate everything, in a game he can't know before, so is everything (or most) calculated in real time.
Those cloths were sliding around like they were on ice. Needs more friction, IMO.
But it was so satisfying
2019 в рекомендациях))))
угу, когда Ксюха уже умерла
i was just wondering how far we've gone in animating graphics when i realized this was made in 2013
I don't know why but out of all these realistic looking simulations I would say I legitimately thought I was looking at actual real life footage at 1:05
Please try make a simulation of tiny particles going through a double slit hole & slow mo how the particles create an interference pattern. It will unlock the biggest mystery.
Is that all GPU powered?
How did you do the collision detection so well? :O
Techniques! Books!
I demand everything! :D
You need to read my description. :P Everything in a nutshell is already explained there.
Wonder Creation Studios Excitement overwhelmed my emotions, sorry. :)
+Wonder Creation Studios How long did it take to bake and render with those specs?
No problem Michael. ;)
It was about a day and a half for the GPU rendering and then with the CPU box took several days and the remaining vector screen grabs were instant and just editing for the compilation, so total time was probably a couple weeks.
this could be used to make spectacular video game gore lol
smashing pumpkins hahahahah i see what you did there
its weird how realistic this is, but you can still tell real fluids from this...
Soon all video games will have these types of physics and I cant wait
This is stunning. I am a master sculptor. I can recognize a colleague when I see one.
Your medium? Light. Bravo!
Dude, make a short or something using this stuff. I mean you are doing it anyway. You need a script? LMK.
5 years later we still don't have as realistic stuff as this in any game...
thats because these animations take days to render each, about a day and a half per animation.
I can't wait to see all of this in games! We now have realtime raytracing, which used to take one day per frame on my old computer.
P.S. 1:26 Poor wabbit.
lel
This should be used in games and movies. I love this and the music. All of it is satisfying!
it looks so realistic it dosen't even feel like a simulation watching this
So imagine the effects of realism that you play Battlefield and you shoot people so first - the human bodies looks realistic; secondly - the body destruction is realistic (something cuts half of your arm by sharp thing or a bomb blast breaks your fingers etc.) And I don't think they will let go in to games, cause of "demoralization" of young people. I am not even trying to say that our GPU would hold it now, cause of course not... Just from the psychological point, even if that will be possible to put in, a lot of organizations will make a protests to don't go for the high realism in game even if that will be possible. That's what I think about that.
Badb0y L1fe
Maybe they allow it as long as it numbs reality.
Me: pc you got this
Pc: hell no
Me: *Watching** Look great, i want to do this :o
Laptop: *Fading*
The Drum Vortex has to be one of the most spectacular computer graphic effects I've ever seen...
It's amazing how we translate all these formulas and laws into 1's and 0's.
2019 anyone ? a pray for Softimage please.
When you realize this was released in 2013
At times I thought it was real
I would love to see this kind of realistic physics in vídeo games in the future
It's impressive that this was 2013 when this video was made!
2:27 when shit hits the fan
What?
Shit? 🤔
1:06 I do the same thing with my socks after I get home
looks so real!
Wonderful. The cloth is my favorite. It's nice to see thing behave like they should.
0:38 ah yes I too when smashing a pumpkin watch as it becomes grains of sand.
I forgot this was a sim
Can't wait for the minecraft they'll release in 50 years.
1:09 everybody thiought that was a desktop for a second ._.
The most majestic thing I have ever seen!
With a meshing system, this had the potential to become a most loved addon for Blender.
QX9650 and SLI GTS 450 pc rendered this. Pretty impressive
**Me watches random physics simulations on UA-cam**
My Laptop’s GPU:
**chuckles** I’m in danger
Can you make a blender tutorial for this stuff?
*My PC: minecraft is ea-*
*Also my PC: this simulation.... so.. a d v a n c e d*
The cloth made me say wow out loud
It's facinating how math and physics describe our world
It's cool and all, but to be honest nearly everything just appears and acts like its made entirely out of some kind of rubber... just too "jumpy"...
The math behind it must be terryfic!
And I'm only able to make simple C++ programmes... Looks like I've got a long way to go (;
Symplectic Integration using Python my friend. C++ is really the cornerstone of all great programming. Before this project, I did a lot of C++ with OpenGL, in fact some of those executables are still available on my website.
@@WonderCreationStudios wow, I know what C++ with openGL is capable of. Right now Im trying to grasp things like loops and pointers. I have my gap year now after my A levels, and then I go to university. I want to have a bit of background before I go there though.
after watching this !!! i looked at my pc like "can you do this "
my pc "I hate hardcore porn !"
CPU would little rough but its probably BDSM😂
The one with balls are strange, not very natural, but all others are amazingly perfect
I find it crazy that it wasn't a team that did this... it was ONE person. You're nuts dude. Keep up the good work!