Just a simple Particle Life simulation made in Rust.
I made this project after I got inspired by this great video by Tom Mohr.
This was mostly a quick experiment so the code definitely won't be in a perfect shape.
- Interesting simulations:
- Particle wrapping
- High particle count
- Optimization:
- World partitioning
- Partially multithreaded (thanks to
rayoncrate) - Instanced rendering
- Customizability:
- Runtime customizable settings
- Setting presets save/load system
- Possibly more to come later!
10000 particles simulated at about 2ms / frame on Intel i5-12600K (16 threads)
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
