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    Revision as of 11:33, 4 June 2018

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    Step est un simulateur physique interactif. Il vous permet d'explorer le monde physique au travers de simulations.

    Il fait partie du Projet KDE d'éducation.

    Description

    Step is an interactive physics simulator. It works like this: you place some bodies on the scene, add some forces such as gravity or springs, then click Simulate and Step shows you how your scene will evolve according to the laws of physics. You can change every property of bodies/forces in your experiment (even during simulation) and see how this will change the outcome of the experiment. With Step you can not only learn but feel how physics works!

    Fonctionalités

    • Classical mechanical simulation in two dimensions
    • Particles, springs with damping, gravitational and Coulomb forces
    • Rigid bodies
    • Collision detection (currently only discrete) and handling
    • Soft (deformable) bodies simulated as user-editable particles-springs system, sound waves
    • Molecular dynamics (currently using Lennard-Jones potential): gas and liquid, condensation and evaporation, calculation of macroscopic quantities and their variances
    • Units conversion and expression calculation: you can enter something like "(2 days + 3 hours) * 80 km/h" and it will be accepted as distance value (requires libqalculate)
    • Errors calculation and propagation: you can enter values like "1.3 ± 0.2" for any property and errors for all dependent properties will be calculated using statistical formulas
    • Solver error estimation: errors introduced by the solver are calculated and added to user-entered errors
    • Several different solvers: up to 8th order, explicit and implicit, with or without adaptive timestep (most of the solvers require GSL library)
    • Controller tool to easily control properties during simulation (even with custom keyboard shortcuts)
    • Tools to visualize results: graph, meter, tracer
    • Context information for all objects, integrated wikipedia browser
    • Collection of example experiments, more can be downloaded with KNewStuff2
    • Integrated tutorials

    Captures d'écran

    Modèles de système solaire
    5 particules reliées par des ressorts
    Polygones rigides
    Choisissez l'un des solveurs
    Graphes
    Courbes de Lissajous
    Gaz
    Liquide
    Ajouter des notes à votre scène

    Documentation

    Liens sur le web

    Bibliothèque StepCore

    StepCore is the physical simulation library on which Step is based. It can be used without Step for complex simulations which require coding or in other software which require physical simulation functionality. It is designed in order to be extensible, tunable and to provide accurate simulation.

    Davantage d'information sur la bibliothèque StepCore sur techbase.kde.org.