A temperature layer (implemented as an array of floats, representing the temperature in kelvin) would allow for more realistic and interesting physics interactions.
This would allow to simulate rudimentary cooling systems for combustion reactions.
Each Particle would have it's own thermal capacity and thermal conductivity, which would control the rate and amount of heat transferred.
A temperature layer (implemented as an array of floats, representing the temperature in kelvin) would allow for more realistic and interesting physics interactions.
This would allow to simulate rudimentary cooling systems for combustion reactions.
Each Particle would have it's own thermal capacity and thermal conductivity, which would control the rate and amount of heat transferred.