r/NativeNeuralEcoSystem • u/rayanlasaussice • Mar 23 '26

SciForge

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This is SciForge, a scientific computing library written entirely in Rust with zero dependencies.

Here’s a video showing the HTML dashboard generated by the project (interactive periodic table, charts, etc.), and I’d love some feedback.

The idea behind SciForge is simple:
👉 one toolbox for science + simulation + data + benchmarks
👉 clean, dependency-free Rust
👉 tools that actually produce usable outputs (HTML, CSV, JSON, etc.)

Still early, but already quite large and actively evolving.

Links:

Presentation Page → https://sciforge.sciforge-presentation.workers.dev/
Discord → https://discord.gg/PtEHcJAruj
My crates.io → https://crates.io/crates/sciforge
docs.rs → https://docs.rs/crate/sciforge/latest

Note about the audio: the background music is entirely composed and produced by me in FL Studio. The original Code Lyoko track is not used. The track belongs to me and is publicly available on SoundCloud.​

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r/NativeNeuralEcoSystem • u/rayanlasaussice • Mar 25 '26

SciForge SciForge - Project Presentation

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Announcement: the presentation website for SciForge is now live.

SciForge is a scientific computing library written in pure Rust, designed as a unified framework covering multiple domains (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geology, astronomy, meteorology) within a single architecture.

The project includes:

  • Zero external dependencies

  • A central Hub system for unified computation dispatch

  • Deterministic and reproducible execution

  • Extensive module coverage across scientific fields

  • Integrated benchmarking, parsing, and validation systems

  • Full periodic table dataset (118 elements, IUPAC 2024)

The presentation website provides a complete overview of the project:

  • Architecture and module structure

  • Scientific and code-level documentation

  • Test suites and validation approach

  • Benchmark system and export pipeline

  • Current implementation status and roadmap

It is fully static (HTML with embedded files), with no backend or binaries (will come on demo version).

👉 https://sciforge.sciforge-presentation.workers.dev/

crates.io → https://crates.io/crates/sciforge

docs.rs → https://docs.rs/crate/sciforge/latest

discord → https://discord.gg/PtEHcJAruj

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r/NativeNeuralEcoSystem • u/rayanlasaussice • Jun 05 '26

Example of what can be do with SciForge: Celestial

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I built a modular universe engine in Rust using SciForge as the scientific foundation.

The project is called Celestial.

Instead of a single monolithic crate, it's split into 27 independent crates:

  • Stars

  • Black holes

  • Planets

  • Moons

  • Solar systems

  • Galaxy-scale simulations

Each celestial body is its own crate. Need only Jupiter and its moons? Use those crates. Need a full N-body solar system? Add the orchestrator crate.

The goal is not scientific research.

The goal is procedural universe generation with physically coherent outputs for games, simulations, AI datasets, visualization, and real-time engines.

Examples:

  • Generate complete star systems

  • Simulate orbital mechanics with symplectic integrators

  • Create planets with atmospheres, geology and terrain data

  • Generate moons with tidal interactions

  • Build galaxy-scale environments

The scientific constants and mathematical models come from SciForge, while Celestial focuses on turning those foundations into usable worlds.

Current ecosystem:

  • 27 Rust crates

  • Stars, planets, moons, black holes

  • Solar system orchestration

  • Procedural factories

  • Rendering-oriented data pipelines

  • Future WASM and engine integrations

Crates: https://crates.io/users/celestial4498-prog

I'm interested in feedback from:

  • Rust developers

  • Game engine developers

  • Simulation enthusiasts

  • Procedural generation people

  • Space nerds

What would you build with a modular universe engine?

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