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JanaL161
3 months ago

With a computer program that “knows” physical laws and applies them to a scene.

These are https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physics engine (while these are only points with radius, they can be calculated without much buckling)

These are, for example:

Otherwise, something like this can be without much code with game engines like Godot or Unity to be assembled. There are also independent applications, such as algododoo or KDEs Step (on Linux) for these games.

This also goes on the web, but is not necessarily user-friendly: https://physion.net I found here an example where someone built such a course with country flags: https://app.physion.net/scenes/first-marble-race-0001

Scubapro38
3 months ago

I don’t want to lie. But with https://arcade.makecode.com/

It should be done. The program is free of charge by Microsoft. Without advertising nuisance and without purchases in app. I have the program myself and have programmed my own bingo game with random principle. Didn’t work as good as I imagined. The store is called Microsoft Arcade Coding. And has such a classic retro vintage. You learn how to program quickly. This is a kind of module programming complete in German. With training and tutorial.