sseyler
Pretty neat. Seems to solve 2D incompressible Navier-Stokes (at finite Reynolds number) pretty well. Not sure exactly which method is used for the solver, but might be a grid-based method utilizing a Helmholtz-Hodge decomposition (a guess based on the "vorticity" slider in the controls). Very cool!
jadenyanez
this game is so satisfying
fuzz0
This is incredible. How can someone use webgl to build something like this?! there is nothing similar even on native.
sessionhelper
It amazes me how smooth it runs on my phone.
rootsu
this is oddly satisfying! I literally spent half an hour just playing around with it. I'm not sure how accurate the physics are but then again it's a simulation.
luusP
Absolutely mesmerizing! Thank you so much.
SureAsRock
It's rare that a computer program can become a work of art and such a mesmerizing one. Love it. masterpiece.
Shaoqing10
you can use multiple fingers on it!!!
peerless
Truly beautiful. Amazingly done.
DJBG
Wow, amazing experiment.
civildis2019
I don't even know how the developer made this. It's super snappy on my phone and has zero bugs.
kuanica
support the original developer by buying the mobile app
PragmaticPrax
This works really really well on mobile and tablets.
gavman321
amazing please make a copy on another website so because this is blocked for me i love this game im addicted i have played for 4 hours straight please make a copy then send me the link
FeelingBeautiful
JackTheAlmighty
This is freaking incredible. How did you even make it?!
Sans_da_best10005
very satisfying to me
bisonparty
the physics is pretty inaccurate but still a lot of fun to play with.
Ryano3
Is a LITTLE laggy on my phone but jesus christ this is good!
mercators
so relaxing!
exwong
Entertaining!
legohugo
trollcity
wufrog
mittromneyshaircut
Everyone_Else_Sucks_Kinda
ebpeniche
incredible. I'm a programmer and I'm simply amazed
sherma4
nategold
ephewotte
liz43
carson
erkul123
probl_2
yeldar
juliana
midgetjoshua
its so cool