Python Physics Simulation: Beauitful Bouncing Balls

Something a little different this time, a bit of computational physics with a small program I wrote myself.

Having a lot of fun playing around with python and learning the language. Thought I'd build myself a basic physics engine to test things out on and build a few games. These were some of the tests I did on the program to see what it was capable of, and they were rather interesting so here we are!

If anyone wants the source code, just ask.

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Credits:
Everything else I have written, filmed, performed, or drawn myself.

[theebabyjesus]

Some of the post-it notes on the wall behind you... Dear God..

[mathsforever]

that was amazing clearly someone knows the rules of physics

[shreyjain]

I have just started learning the basics of python. My end goal is to create simulations in Physics. Please can you guide me on what should i do after i get the basics of Python?

[AislanDiego]

Very amazing stuff!
thanks for the video.

[KonradGebura]

Who else saw the source code
It is a mess

[ForwardSlashReality]

Responded on G+, but for anyone else on the Youtube page, the link is now in the description :)

[ForwardSlashReality]

Source code link is in the description!

[PeterBeens]

Would love to see how you coded this!

[krissaclareantonio]

Do you mind helping me make a ball bounce on python using pyglet?

[sheebapradhan]

awesome work !! I want the source code!?

[ThatDrummerFrank]

How did you learn to do this? Great video. Just getting into computational physics myself. Im comp sci with a minor and physics. Finally able to combine the two. It's a beautiful thing, really.

[UbingDummy]

Oh, btw. Can you teach how to make a program that can detect sound and can detect if there is no sound? Pleeeease (bambi eyes)?

[DZAKY]

ForwardSlashReality
i have a final assignment to make a simulation w python, what API did u se ?

[xxxXLopesXxxx]

Which program are you using to run the Python code?

[GermanischeTutorials]

it's so frustrating, that people are interested in such simple things rather than real physics, that matter...