It is basically a simulation of a honey dipper in a little cup of honey. At the time I thought it was kind of funny that it was even considered research to be able to simulate honey, but after taking this course... I realize that it is more complicated than I could have ever imagined...
But also I really like how they create these little scenarios where you can literally go and get your own real life objects to see what the desired behavior should look like. There's no uncertainty in what should really happen, because it's really easy to just verify in real life.
Unrelated to snow simulation, but I wanted to share a cool video I saw on youtube last year that actually got me more interested in computer graphics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SM816P5G9s
It is basically a simulation of a honey dipper in a little cup of honey. At the time I thought it was kind of funny that it was even considered research to be able to simulate honey, but after taking this course... I realize that it is more complicated than I could have ever imagined...
But also I really like how they create these little scenarios where you can literally go and get your own real life objects to see what the desired behavior should look like. There's no uncertainty in what should really happen, because it's really easy to just verify in real life.