7 Most Satisfying Physics Simulations (One Ball Shattered Six Glass Rings To A Rainbow Core) 🌈

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Photosensitivity: no full-screen flashes (measured frame by frame). Small patches flicker briefly while 1,024 balls pack the hexagon, around 1:51-2:03 (under 2% of the screen).
One ball bounces in the band between the arena wall and six rings of glass, twelve panes to a ring. Every time it hits the glass, the pane it lands on breaks and drops as a coloured tile. Its line is set so that each hit lands on the next pane: 72 panes take exactly 72 hits. When a ring loses its twelfth pane, the next ring becomes the glass, and when the last one goes, the core lights up as a rainbow disc.

Six more rules follow, and each one runs until it ends: a square that never turns grows at each of 114 wall bounces until it fills its square room, then the room grows, six rooms nested in orange and blue; one ball splits in two at every wall hit until 1,024 balls pack a hexagon in rings of colour; a carriage runs along a rail and drops one can at each stop into twelve chutes, row by row, until 288 cans fill the machine; 256 coloured balls merge in pairs when they touch, 255 merges, until one ball is left as a wheel of rainbow slices; a typewriter strikes 1,800 keystrokes, counting the spaces, and the darker characters draw a sitting cat; and the bounces of one ball thicken a round wall to 24 rainbow layers, each layer with a higher note, until the ball is shut in a pocket.

Each chapter shows its rule on screen, then runs until the rule ends. No cuts inside a chapter. The number beside the picture is the simulation's own count in that frame. No talking: each sound is set off by something you can see, a pane, a bounce, a split, a can, a merge or a key, and every chapter has its own set of sounds.

What is exact and what is paced? In the first chapter the reflections off the wall and the glass are real, and the ball never falls through the glass: it stays in the band outside the outermost ring. When a ring shatters, the ball is set on a new line for the next ring, and its speed is chosen so that the last ring goes near the end. In the merging chapter a touch only merges when the count is not ahead of the plan. The growth, the splits, the cans and the keys follow timetables. The rules, the code and the sound are all original.