Wolfram Physics in Vanilla Processing

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I’ve made my own conversion to PDE Java 7 syntax from the original Python Mode sketch below:

"Small Universes" : Pattern hunting with the Wolfram Physics Project

Simpler examples in 2D: – rule WM148 : [(x, y)] -> [(x, y), (y, z)] x, y, z = 0, 1, 2 arr = [(x, y)] steps = 4 for step in xrange(steps): temp = [] #temporary array to store new pairs of nodes for i, (x, y) in enumerate(arr): new_pair = (y, z) #create a new pair connecting 'y' to 'z' idx = 2*i+1 #compute its future index in array (next generation) temp.append((new_pair, idx)) #store it with its index z += 1 [arr.insert(i, p) for p, i…

Not only it runs on Processing 3 but also on browsers via Processing.js (Pjs) + Toxiclibs.js libraries.

There are some added small features like left-click pause/resume, right-click restart, middle-click toggle rendering, number keys for changing background color and key S for a snapshot!

Click the button “View App” at the right bottom side in order to run the sketch: