Jello Simulation

Overview

A simulation of jello built in C++ using OpenGL for the USC CSCI-520 Computer Graphics class. I developed a soft-body collision system that interacts with an environment. It uses a combination of force fields and springs to simulate in real-time.

Physics and Graphical Decor

Beyond the jello physics, I added angled plane collision and some visual opacity and textures in OpenGL. Here you can see it running in real time at a very nice and high fps.

Force Feild

Included in the calculation was a force field calculation that used trilinear interpolation. This example has the jello treated as a rigid body to make the movement clearer to see.