u/DavesGames123

Hey there! Thought you guys might like this thing I've been working on for my website www.davesgames.io - it's a visualization of the solution to the Schrodinger Equation for hydrogen with its electron, demonstrating how the flow of the probability current gives rise to electromagnetic fields (or the fields create the current, or there is no current, or it's all a field, idk physics is hard). It visualizes very concisely how Maxwell's equations for electromagnetic energy derive from the Schrodinger equation for atomic structure.

Would love your feedback for the accuracy of the simulation (again, this is a visualization showing the angular momentum of the probability field as particles, not the actual probability field represented as particles, just a necessity for the simulation)

let me know if there's anything I can add! you can also open it up in VR to have atomic orbitals explored in your space

thanks for checking out my website :)

-dave :)

Hey there! Thought you guys might like this thing I've been working on for my website www.davesgames.io - it's a visualization of the solution to the Schrodinger Equation for hydrogen with its electron, demonstrating how the flow of the probability current gives rise to electromagnetic fields (or the fields create the current, or there is no current, or it's all a field, idk physics is hard). It visualizes very concisely how Maxwell's equations for electromagnetic energy derive from the Schrodinger equation for atomic structure.

Hey there! Thought you guys might like this thing I've been working on for my website www.davesgames.io - it's a visualization of the solution to the Schrodinger Equation for hydrogen with its electron, demonstrating how the flow of the probability current gives rise to electromagnetic fields (or the fields create the current, or there is no current, or it's all a field, idk physics is hard). It visualizes very concisely how Maxwell's equations for electromagnetic energy derive from the Schrodinger equation for atomic structure.

I just compiled my first list of bugs from a set of prealpha playtests that I did and there are over 118 unique issues i identified! i've put them into a spreadsheet but feeling overwhelming, how have you guys been organizing the number of bugs or software changes you need to deal with as a solo developer or otherwise?

Working on the task assignment system in my space colony sim Stella Nova https://davesgames.io/

Still balancing how aggressive the AI should be about task-switching versus committing to one job. Would love to hear how other colony sims handle this if anyone has preferences.

Solo dev, built in Rust. Happy to answer questions about the architecture.