Simulating physics in Python

This tutorial is about simulating physics in python with the pymunk module; and to visualise the results pygame will be used. The specific project we will make is going to be a simple 2D simulation of apples falling down.

[namdao]

Clear Code is a underrated channel that only lucky people can find, and he's really know how to teach and make people understanding problem step bt step.

[darkknightanimation]

OMG, smooth, you actually explain， underatted！！！ You deserve more， i did not even know pymunk existed！

[mathsplug]

This is fantastic.
Physics simulation made easy on python.
I spent ages doing this on Matlab and one afternoon on this.
Thanks for the lesson

[GuilhermeDiGiorgi]

Pymunk? Holy... I always create the whole energy, speed, momentum, gravity logic into pygame to make my balls run. Im glad theres a library for it. I havent done it before, but doing balls colliding with rects and calculating the rotational and regular speeds and reactions would be hell.

[umanglunia]

This is the only pygame tutorial that makes use of pymunk...
I didn't even know it existed.


Awesome tutorial, you deserve more subscribers.

[malterothkamm]

Just found your channel, brilliant tutorials.
I hope (and think) u channel grows fast :)
Much love from Germany!!!

[kefrov]

This is amazing, never knew this library existed. I'm never making my own physics again, thanks.

[scubing]

Man you did an excellent work your channel is no one in YouTube 👌👌👌🤘

[roocode]

You are the best tutor I have ever seen

[suyashmisra]

pos_x = int(ball.body.position.x)
ValueError: cannot convert float NaN to integer
>>>
if you faced this error, a quick fix is to pass two integers as arguments to
body = pymunk.Body(1, 1, pymunk.Body.STATIC)
in the function definition for static_ball().
great tutorial, thanks a lot!

[muradpetrosyan]

Bro how can you only 430 subs, You deserve moreee!!!

[vilasd.chawan]

This video is really helpful thanks for sharing your knowledge with us 🙂

[midnightdev]

I'm just starting out as a programmer and you should have a lot more subs then you have now :)

[marcoshaw]

At 20:25 I don't know if it's newer versions of the modules, but I had to use a == or it was failing.

[davinaazizah]

Thank you it works sir! I'll use it for my presentation

[ChannelMovies]

This video very helpfull, I really like this video

[jasonwalon]

you are amazing!!! keep doing good stuff

[CPlusPy]

Great video! Though my code won't run with me constantly moving my mouse, otherwise it will pause until I move it again, what's going on here?

[sjacobson]

My kingdom for a portable version of Python with GUI editor and Pygame all connected. I’d use it with all 100+ of my game design students

[ademromdhane]

thank's that video was very helpful