The fluffy feeling of the browser foam simulation BUBBLES is amazing. Domestic developers' technical skills

On November 8, domestic developers released the soap bubble simulation Bubbles . You can play for free on the browser. It is a simple but committed behavior.

BUBBLES is a simulation that can be played by making or touching soap bubbles on the browser. When this page is opened, three types of tools appear on the screen, Wind Fan, Saxon Bubble Ring, and needle. Adjusting the orientation of the fan and passing through the wind, the soap bubbles are generated more and more, and they gather. However, ephemeral soap bubbles will pop and disappear if they come into contact with the needle or gather too much. There is no other function, and it is a simple content that makes soap bubbles and touches and views.

And this work is also a simple experience that makes you feel the skill and skill. First, the behavior of each soap bubble is clearly described. The plump texture of the soap bubbles and the whimsical appearance that repeatedly combined and disappearing are firmly reproduced on the browser. Also, if you send the wind with a fan, the soap bubble will change the shape and flutter in the air. Even convincing physical operations are implemented. With these behaviors, it is a finish that does not get tired of just touching. It seems that these implementations have become a hot topic in forums where overseas technical users gather.

The development of this work is Saharan, a domestic individual developer. He is studying at the University of Tokyo Graduate School and produces many works. On the work page of his personal site, fluid simulation operating on the browser is available. In addition, works with technical skills, such as the wire action game WILD RUNNER and the boxer miniature garden game Sandbox Simulator, can be played on the browser. Mr. Sahara has achieved high results in world production for Chat and competition programming. Such technical skills may be reflected in the work.

BUBBLES is available on Sahara's personal site Oimo.io. You can play on the browser, and I have confirmed the operation on the Windows version and Android version of Google Chrome.