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The phase emulation at videos such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lj3gQLwa1s appears to use the lightness for magnitude and hue for phase. An issue with these videos is that the HSL color space used to define the two parameters cause variations in perceived lightness even when only hue is changed. I believe that the visual result will be improved with oklab; the rainbow gradient on the linked page is a good example of what it may look like.

Oklab will be a bit harder than hsl_to_rgb, but I don't really expect that to be a major overhead. (The formula has no ifs, for a start.) With extra human effort, all colorscheme handling can be moved to a shader.

(The standard rainbow-as-magnitude schemes can similarly use a change in color scheme. I recommend going over to https://hclwizard.org/ for a background on why HSL is getting out of use. The "HCL" (Lch[uv]) they use is not quite as good as cylindrical oklab [oklch], but it suffices to say it is much better than HSL.)

Hi.

It looks intresting. There are many methods of computing external rays. The parmeter external rays are field lines of the potential . Does your method is the same ?

Have you seen this project, it may provide interesting starting polyhedra for your simulations.

http://levskaya.github.io/polyhedronisme/

There are many simulations from your September '22 series that use a billiard_phase_space.c file, but there is none provided in the repository.

Would you be able to add it? Thanks in advance, these are amazing.

in VisualCode 2022 have this problems:

when I try to compile, the following error appears in the terminal:

please help

Interested if your simulation can reproduce the "faster than light" boundary wave pulse, see Section 3.2 of the PDF here: https://github.com/AaronWebster/directdebye

Dear creator,
I'm thrilled to find your software as I'm fascinated by the butterfly effect.
Now I happen to have little to no experience with IT and I'm new to github.
I have no idea how to install software from github as I can't find any .exe file.
Could you please help me out because I'd love to see your simulator
At the same time I'll also learn something new about Github ^^

Many thanks in advance!
Joris