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Using PyQt5 one of the library of python, I created this desktop tool well for now its only skeleton and skin, no brains. At first this project was looking like .txt file but after getting a little help from AI related styling it looks better. Hope that doesn’t count as cheating as I’m not good with coloring and managing dimensions.

This project was initially started at the first week of stardance event but I didn’t had enough programming knowledge back then so now I’m re-working on this project, now that I have sufficient of knowledge of programming after practicing and studying a lot. Currently this project consist of an Alarm clock, StopWatch, DigitalClock and Weather app that fetches data using API services and other small projects for practicing like credit-card validation program, encryption and decryption, baking system etc. Now that I’m reworking on it, I’m planning to make it a productivity and utility application.

I realized it was too difficult to figure how to download my project and test for reviewers so I just published a Executable file of my project and they can access it from my release page in github and download the latest version of my project and while I was doing that I watched a tut on how to make your README presentable since presentation also matters.

added minimum length constraint so that when the spring goes so near the pivot point it launches itself back in opposite direction so it behaves just like a real spring. fixed bug related to angular velocity not decreasing when moment of inertia increases when energy is constant but removed advanced physics that I couldn’t compute so I’m back to simple mass and spring simulation and updated README.

It’s been 6 hrs since I been trying to add parts in my code that simulate physics, I had to learn new things like parallel axis theorem, derive equations that calculates moment of inertia, center of mass, pivot point etc etc while making sure they work together and a lot of trigonometry and math tho only 2h is counted ig 4hrs was spent on deriving equations, struggling with math and watching tutorials.

I’m trying to recreate a 2D physics simulator I saw on Instagram consisting of spring, solid hallow semi circle that rocks and rolls and a sphere inside the hollow semi-circle attached to mass with gravity. Today, I couldn’t get done much since I didn’t have enough knowledge so I had to learn many new things like weighted average, moment of inertia and finally derived equation for COM (Center of mass) of the hollow solid semi-circle after watching some physics video in YouTube.

look I made a tiny physics simulator of spring-mass system under the influence of gravity. I took me 5hrs as I was learning python as well, while struggling with logic. All the graphics here is created using code using libraries like pygame and numpy and to create that spring coil I have to use cosine and sine function which was hard to visualize in 2D as school only taught us to click it in calculator. That really fried my brain.