ThreeBody
$0.85
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About ThreeBody
ThreeBody allows you to place three bodies and see how long gravity will hold them together. Can you create a stable system?
Tap three times and see what happens! Add initial velocities to see how that changes things.
ThreeBody also provides galleries of the beautiful and bizarre known stable solutions, some discovered as recently as 2013!
Features:
- highly accurate physical simulation
- simple tap/drag to add velocities to the bodies
- replay high score and last attempt
- show positions used for a high score
- "physics geek" options to change the integration technique and monitor conservation of energy
There are no ads or in-app purchases.
Tap three times and see what happens! Add initial velocities to see how that changes things.
ThreeBody also provides galleries of the beautiful and bizarre known stable solutions, some discovered as recently as 2013!
Features:
- highly accurate physical simulation
- simple tap/drag to add velocities to the bodies
- replay high score and last attempt
- show positions used for a high score
- "physics geek" options to change the integration technique and monitor conservation of energy
There are no ads or in-app purchases.
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Paid
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Android
4.0+
4.0+
Android game
Game History & Updates
What's Changed
Real-time evolution with speed control (slow/medium/fast).
Save your creations in a custom gallery.
Support for back button navigation.
Real-time evolution with speed control (slow/medium/fast).
Save your creations in a custom gallery.
Support for back button navigation.
Version update ThreeBody was updated to version 3.0
More downloads ThreeBody reached 10 - 50 downloads
Price update Price changed from $0.71 to $0.85.
What are users saying about ThreeBody
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by Y####:
by Y####:
I'll be showing this to all my physics major friends :)
by D####:
It's okay, the play of the game is fun enough but the app doesn't pay attention to screen orientation (and is upside down by default) and there's no way to exit out of it short of killing the app in the task manager. There's potential here but it needs a lot of polishing.