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I’ve finished my first ever website! It’s a web based mock operating system, with apps to open, desktop icons to drag and windows to rearrange. I had to face my intense fear of JavaScript in order to build it, but it was worth it in the end!
The project is pretty much finished, now with desktop icons you can drag, and a demo hosted on GitHub pages! Drag icons to move them, and double click to open the app.
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I’ve now fully fleshed out a lot of the operating system, adding a full paint app, lots of customization options and a system information app. Next, I plan to add one or two more apps, polish the look the website some more, and create some images for the desktop icons.
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I starting to get the hang of JavaScript now! I’ve never properly made a website before, but so far I’ve found it quite fun. Now, I have added another window that allows you to change the background and font, made the website look a bit nicer with some CSS, and windows that open and close. Next, I plan to add more apps and create some images for the desktop icons.
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that looks nice waos
Started building my website for the Web OS side quest! So far I’ve just implemented the basics, a dragable window and a top bar that tells the time, but I can now start fleshing out the OS with apps.
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I built an Eulerian fluid simulator in C++! Getting the web build to work with shaders was a challenge, but I am pretty happy with the current build considering it is still running on the CPU.
I’ve finally finished the web build! The simulation still runs on the CPU for now, but I’m happy enough with it as it is currently. Here’s the link to the GitHub pages hosting:
https://colouredcat.github.io/Fluid_Sim/web/sim.html
Instructions:
Place the mouse at the edge of the canvas and press A and D to apply force
Press R to reset
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After a bit of struggle, I’ve managed to optimize the code a little to fit more particles on the screen as well as writing a simple fragment shader! However, to get any more particles I am going to need to write a compute shader, a task I am not looking forward to :(
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I’ve decided to recycle an old project to build a Eulerian Fluid Simulation! The bulk of the difficult physics is already done, but the look of the current simulation is very bare bones, and there are a number of things I want to add:
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