💡FLIP Fluid Simulation: Author Builds Own Flipdot Display
Author builds DIY flipdot display for fluid sim
TL;DR
An author builds a DIY flipdot display for FLIP fluid simulations, aiming to replicate swishing sounds. The display has a resolution of 13x28 and takes 60ms to flip dots.
An author created a FLIP fluid simulation, focusing on replicating swishing sounds in fluid dynamics. To achieve this, they built their own flipdot display, a type of electromechanical display known for its unique sound. The display has a resolution of 13x28 and takes around 60 milliseconds to flip dots. The project highlights the complexity and cost of flipdot displays, with the author opting to work with existing panels rather than desolder and remount dots. This DIY approach offers insights into the mechanics and potential of flipdot technology for creative projects.
Key Points
FLIP stands for Fluid Implicit Particle, a technique for fluid simulations.
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