A game that features math solutions to simulate air puck.

To use this program, clone the repository

https://github.com/pietjanssen/TINWIS01-7-Puck-Game.git

And install the modules required using:

pip install -r requirements.txt

In order to run the program, you will need run main.py

python main.py

You can add an amount (default=2) using the parameter -amount

python main.py -amount 10

In order to move and let the pucks interact with eachother, every puck has it's own position, velocity, force, mass and Kinetic Energy.

A list consisting of an x coordinate and y coordinate. This position is always smaller than the screen size, so it fits the screen.

Example: [960, 100]

v = m/s

A list consisting of a x velocity and y velocity.

Example: [1, -1]

F = N

A starting power that accelerates the pucks by it's amount.

The user can input the following buttons to apply a force to a puck:

Apply a force up to the white puck

Apply a force to the left to the white puck

Apply a force to the right to the white puck

Apply a force down to the white puck

Apply a random force in a random direction to all pucks

m = kg

The mass of a puck. The mass of each puck determines how "heavy" a puck is. The heavier the puck, the more force it needs to accelerate

E = J

The energy of a puck determines how much each puck impacts the other puck in movement.

*Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elastic_collision