15 Simulations With A Snooker Table, A Pizza And A Laser Press

Photosensitivity warning: this video contains flashing lights and rapid colour changes (0:52, 3:47). 15 physics simulations, one rule each, every collision playing a note. No cuts inside a sim: each one runs from its first bounce to the moment its container gives out. 00:00 Warning 00:03 How many balls can a laser-triggered press handle? 00:25 Can the saw make 3,000 pieces of glass? 01:03 1 ball → 965 balls → one fully red ring 01:35 Can the rain put out a fire that won't stay dead? 01:54 How many rocks does it take to fill this bin? 02:33 How many reds until the snooker table snaps? 03:10 Can a pixel block reach a trillion? 03:52 Can the pepperoni win the biggest board? 04:24 Can one ball of lightning fill the whole arena? 04:52 Can one ball wake up all 1,024? 05:11 4 squares → 40 squares, one colour takes the wall 05:54 Can 64 streams fill this tank? 06:27 Paint pushes paint off the edge 07:03 37 rings, 37 notes, 0 misses 07:18 Five colours fight, only one takes the whole board Which one should get a sequel? Tell me in the comments. Most of these started as a viewer's idea. Made with a custom Python + pymunk pipeline: deterministic physics, one musical note per collision, rendered at 4K60.