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Physics

Demolition

Wall, tower, pyramid or fortress; wrecking balls from the front, from above, from the corner. The collapse is the contact solver's own - nothing here is choreographed.

Demolition — Actual application image
Actual application image

What happens

Build a brick wall, tower, pyramid or fortress, then launch balls from the front, above or a corner. Motion and collapse come from the shared rigid-body contact solver. Brick colour indicates speed. The bodies use simplified material properties and rigid contacts; fracture stresses and deformable masonry are not calculated. Reset rebuilds the structure. Small changes can produce different collapse paths.

Equations used in the module
Equations
p = mv; K = ½mv²
J_n ≥ 0; |J_t| ≤ μJ_n
Δv = J/m; Δω = I⁻¹(r × J)

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Smoke plume — Actual application image

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3D fluid (LBM) — Actual application image

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