Derived from one of my older experiments: Three different populations of fireflies are fighting for their survival. If a firefly encounters an enemy fly, it tries to convert it to their tribe. The converted fly looses lifepoints and eventually dies during conversion. For the “collision logic”, I used a slightly modified version of Grant Skinners AS3 Proximitymanager. You can download the source and play around with it here (but don’t expect beautiful code ;)).

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Just a quick test with the AS3 port of the Box2D Physics Engine … it’s quite fun to play with, I could toss around boxes for hours ;)

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Another small test with my 3D Engine, I will post the sources for my 3D experiments within the next weeks, promised ;)

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After spending a lot time playing around with Plasma Pong I tried to do fluids by myself. I found a Fluid Solver and had just to convert it to C# and add a few Direct X effects. Download not yet available. Watch movie!

My version of Conway’s game of life. The lifegame is a small cell-life simulation with these simple rules:

• A cell with 0 or 1 neighbors dies, as if by loneliness.
• A cell with 4 or more neighbors dies, as if by over-population.
• Each cell with 2 or 3 neighbors survives.
• An empty space with 3 neighbors becomes populated.

Click, draw & hit start!

Yikes! How disgusting. mildew all over my site… Hope you can stop the spreading with your mouse: Launch!

The result of some random formulars:

x = Math.random() - Math.random();
y = Math.random() - Math.random();

lineTo(x, y);

Growing and dying forever… Launch!