Description
This software is made by JustinYD88 (cemetech.net). You may distribute this software, provided this notice is included. If the software has been edited in any way, please provide appropriate notice.
This program simulates gravitational interactions with m1*m2/d^2 and F=ma. The demo is included in the program, but you can make your own gravitational configurations by editing the [H] matrix and loading it with the 'LOAD [H]' option.
Matrices are used to represent the objects. Each row represents an object (up to 99, the matrix limit) and each column represents a property of that object.
Column 1: The mass of the object (negative masses work too)
Column 2: The current X-position of the object
Column 3: The current Y-position of the object
Column 4: The current X-velocity of the object
Column 5: The current Y-velocity of the object
Column 6: The previous X-position of the object (used for drawing lines, internal use)
Column 7: The previous Y-position of the object (used for drawing lines, internal use)
Column 8: If circle drawing is enabled, this is the radius of the circle. (If you leave 0, the radius will be (3*mass/4pi)^1/3).
Column 9: This is the colour used to render this object's circles and lines.
This program uses the [G] matrix for internal data manipulation, and the [H] matrix for importing configurations.
Included in the ZIP is the program file, one custom configuration, and two screenshots.
Screenshots
Archive Contents
Name | Size |
---|---|
custom.png | 119.6 KB |
demo.png | 119.6 KB |
GRAVITY.8xp | 991 bytes |
gravity1.0.txt | 1.3 KB |
[H].8xm | 400 bytes |
- File Size
- 15.5 KB
- Short link
- http://ceme.tech/DL1443
Reviews
Visuals (3/2): Had to give an extra point because of how nice it is at visualizing the objects.
Speed (1/2): The speed suffers quite a bit, especially if you have circles on for drawing. Still nothing too unbearable.
Ease of Use (1/2): Somewhat annoying needing to enter all the information into the matrix. I find myself needing to cross reference the matrix guide to get all the information in correctly.
Practicality (2/2): Could definitely see this being used to plot the movement of two bodies due to gravity.
Other (2/2): Nothing to comment that hasn't been said already.
Overall: (9/10)
Versions
- GRAVITY SIMULATOR FOR TI-84 PLUS CE (published 8 years, 8 months ago; 2016-03-22 23:13 UTC-05:00)
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