Particle Life Simulation

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A Particle Life Simulation is a system where small circular particles are given different colors. Each color follows rules that determine how strongly it attracts or repels other colors. Because of these rules, the particles move in ways that can look almost alive. This game lets you control the number of particles for 10 different colors, as well as how much each color attracts or repels the others. You can also adjust other settings, such as collision friction and minimum distance between particles. The most unique feature of this game is that you can customize the attraction/repulsion graph, which controls how strong the push or pull is at different distances. Each color can have its own graph, collision friction, and minimum distance. The total number of particles cannot exceed 2000.