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This library is functional, although experimental, and has some performance issues.
npm install behaviours
1000 points repelling / attracting each other:
const Behaviours = require("behaviours");
const b = new Behaviours({ dimensions: 2 });
const simulationStep = b.compose(
b.repelOthers({
maxDistance: 0.001,
force: 0.002
}),
b.attractOthers({
minDistance: 0.001,
maxDistance: 0.003,
force: 0.001
}),
b.dampenVelocity({ dampening: 0.5 }),
b.addVelocity()
);
const points = Array.from({ length: 1000 }).map(() => ({
pos: [rand(-0.1, 0.1), rand(-0.1, 0.1)],
vel: [rand(-0.001, 0.001), rand(-0.001, 0.001)]
}));
const loop = () => {
simulationStep(points);
// draw points
requestAnimationFrame(loop);
}
loop();
const b = new Behaviours(options)
- creates new behaviours instanceoptions.dimensions
: 1
, 2
, 3
- how many dimensions the simulation is working againstoptions.getPos
- custom position getter (default o => o.pos
)options.getVel
- custom velocity getter (default o => o.vel
)b.addVelocity()
- add velocity to position with each frameb.limitVelocity(options)
- limit velocity of each point
options.limit
- max velocity (default 1.0
)b.repelOthers(options)
- float away from other points
options.minDistance
- min distance for collision (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for collision (default 0.5
)options.force
- force of collision (default 0.1
)b.repelPoint(options)
- repel from a custom point
options.minDistance
- min distance for collision (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for collision (default 0.5
)options.force
- force of collision (default 0.1
)options.position
- position of repelling point (default [0, 0, 0]
)b.attractOthers(options)
- float towards other points
options.minDistance
- min distance for attraction (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for attraction (default 0.5
)options.force
- force of attraction (default 0.1
)b.attractPoint(options)
- attract from a custom point
options.minDistance
- min distance for attraction (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for attraction (default 0.5
)options.force
- force of attraction (default 0.1
)options.position
- position of attracting point (default [0, 0, 0]
)b.collideOthers(options)
- collide with other points
options.minDistance
- min distance for collision (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for collision (default 0.5
)options.onCollision(p1, p2, points)
- custom function to run on collisionb.nearestOther(options)
- collide with other points
options.minDistance
- min distance for search (default 0.0
)options.maxDistance
- max distance for search (default 0.5
)options.onFound(p1, p2, points)
- custom function to run when nearest point is foundb.subset(options)
- filter points
options.condition(p)
- condition for given pointoptions.conditionOthers
- are subsequent operations compared against all other points, or all points matching options.condition
(default false
)b.compose(functions)
- compose all given behaviour functions into single simulation stepThis project was developed in part at Laboratory, an artist residency for interactive arts: https://laboratoryspokane.com.
FAQs
declarative library for describing behaviours
The npm package behaviours receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, behaviours popularity was classified as not popular.
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