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Fire fluid simulation

Fire fluid simulation
New version of fluid simulation sandbox, more realistic and accurate. You can create and mix fire fluids, draw wooden or stone walls, burn them up, create particles, air emitters and burn it all with fireball. Enjoy! Keyboard shortcuts: [Q] - fire [A] - wind [W] - wooden wall [S] - stone wall [D] - delete wall [E] - fireball![R] - particles of dust [F] - remove particles[T] - air emitter (visible only when edited)[G] - delete air emitter BURN - burn up wooden walls [on|off] OXYGEN - use oxygen simulation [on|off] BLUR - motion blur effect (slower) [on|off] RESET - clear scene This is the latest version, link to older version is here. Troubleshoot help: The applet is tested and working with Firefox, Opera and Internet Exporer with Java plugin. If applet is not running in a browser window try to: Programmed in processing.

http://www.escapemotions.com/experiments/fluid_fire_3/index.html

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