A multi-surface elastic collision force type for the d3-force simulation engine
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A multi-surface elastic collision force type for the d3-force simulation engine
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The project demonstrates conservation of momentum between three balls, respective with their own mass, speed, x-position, and y-position. Using derived Physics equations I determined the magnitude and direction for the final velocity for each ball when they make contact. As a result, this provides the ball with it's new updated position.
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This project is designed to simulate to a high degree of accuracy the basics of elastic and inelastic collisions. It was part of my A2 Computing Project, the documentation of which can be seen in docs/.
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