dynamic-fluid 0.1.1

A small 2D SPH-style fluid & particle simulation built on pygame.

dynamic-fluid

A small 2D SPH-style (smoothed-particle hydrodynamics) fluid & particle simulation built on pygame.

Installation

pip install dynamic-fluid

Running the demo

The package ships a runnable demo that spawns a pool of water particles and lets you click-and-drag to blow air at them:

python -m dynamic_fluid
# or, equivalently
dynamic-fluid

Controls:

• Left click + drag: spawn air particles that push water around
• Right click: erase nearby air particles
• Close the window (or press the window's close button) to quit

Using it as a library

from dynamic_fluid import*

init()
window = display.set_mode((screen_width, screen_bottom))
optimize_game()

create_particle(fluid_type.Water, 400, 300)

# in your own game loop:
update_physics(all_particles)
update_particles()
draw_particles(window)
display.update()

Key public API (see dynamic_fluid/__main__.py for a complete usage example):

• create_particle(fluid_type, x, y) — spawn a Water or Air particle
• update_physics(all_particles) — advance the SPH physics simulation
• update_particles() — run each particle's/air's own per-frame update()
• draw_particles(surface) — draw all particles onto a pygame surface
• optimize_game() — precompute the soft-circle sprite masks used for drawing
• fluid_type.Water / fluid_type.Air — the available particle types
• all_particles / air_particles — the live particle lists

Project layout

pyproject.toml
README.md
LICENSE
dynamic_fluid/
    __init__.py      # public API
    __main__.py       # `python -m dynamic_fluid` / `dynamic-fluid` entry point
    CLASS/            # Particle and Air particle classes
    FUNC/             # physics, config, and helper functions

License

MIT, with the Commons Clause — you're free to use, modify, and distribute this software (including commercially, e.g. inside a paid app or game), but you may not sell the software itself (or a product/service whose value derives substantially from it), and any use must clearly credit Danylo Stoian as the original author. See LICENSE for the full text.

License acceptance

The first time you import dynamic_fluid (or run python -m dynamic_fluid / dynamic-fluid), you'll be asked to type I AGREE to accept the license. Acceptance is remembered afterwards (in ~/.dynamic_fluid/license_accepted), so you're only asked once per machine.

In non-interactive contexts (CI, Docker builds, scripts with no attached terminal), set an environment variable to accept without a prompt:

export DYNAMIC_FLUID_ACCEPT_LICENSE=1