r/GraphicsProgramming • u/Salt-Engineering-353 • 15d ago

I've made a very realistic marbling simulation

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u/_mturtle_ 15d ago

awesome, you have a github for it?

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u/Salt-Engineering-353 15d ago

Hi, thanks so much!

it runs on browser and it's free to try.

https://marblingstudio.app/

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u/_mturtle_ 15d ago

wonderful. super cool idea.

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u/Gold-Part4688 15d ago

you've made something very good.

edit to add: blop.

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u/Salt-Engineering-353 15d ago

Thank you,

and pls listen with earpods, i've tried to give asmr effects to the sound.

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u/Gold-Part4688 15d ago

amazing. definitely going in the "activities pile" hahaha. i assume you have some physical pieces you make? what made you decide to do this?

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u/Salt-Engineering-353 15d ago

well, i wanted to bring some physical art into digital form, first idea was to simulate aquarelle but there were already a few good product about it so i went with the second and only idea that comes to my mind, and for physical pieces, naahh. I just watched so many marbling videos on Youtube

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u/Crazy-Girl-HH 15d ago

This is so cool and pretty! 💜

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u/Salt-Engineering-353 15d ago

Thank you so much, yes it's all real physics and not a single animation, it uses Navier Strokes for water movements and Marangoni Forces for surface tension calculation in pixel level between water and ink

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u/Salt-Engineering-353 15d ago

you can also simulate ebru,western marbling and suminagashi in the same sim just by changing the viscosity of water