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Genetic Algorithm 2D Magnetic Physics Simulation

Started by Nihilanth, April 01, 2012, 07:18:08 PM

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Nihilanth

April 01, 2012, 07:18:08 PM
I've been looking for a program that simulates physics in 2D. I know there are plenty of them out there like Algodoo, but none of them that I've been able to find can simulate permanent magnets with a decent degree of accuracy & that the ones I have seen are mostly closed-source.

What I was hoping to do was to make a program that uses a genetic algorithm (much like http://boxcar2d.com) to procedurally place bar & disc magnets of various dimensions, orientations, strengths & weights in rotationally-symmetrical locations around a free-spinning wheel & the stationary background. The program would try out millions of combinations on its own guiding the magnet placement until the wheel is self-spinning & with the fewest possible magnets.
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