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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

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Rusticle Simulator

Simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust. Showcases visually compelling emergent behavior. Maybe life is a only set of rules anyway...

I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.

Main goals of this project:

  • Interesting simulations:
    • Particle wrapping
    • High particle count
  • Optimization:
    • World partitioning
    • Partially multithreaded (thanks to rayon crate)
    • Instanced rendering
  • Customizability:
    • Runtime customizable settings
    • Setting presets save/load system
  • Possibly more to come later!

Performance

10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)

How to run?

Simply use the run command in the crate's directory. Don't forget about the --release flag, otherwise the performance will be much worse.

cargo run --release

Showcase:

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Particle Life simulation made in Rust, exploring how simple rules can produce complex, emergent behavior.

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