11 Satisfying Simulations That Find Perfect Order

131 jellies, each softer than the last, squeeze into a jar until it is full in rainbow order. Ten more pictures finish themselves after it: a prism's full spectrum, a circle of 433 pegs, a pipe board filled edge to edge, a window wiped clear by its own raindrops, balls flung up a ladder, a picture solved from number clues, an aqueduct, a pendulum that closes a star, a lens that burns in a sailboat and a quilt sewn patch by patch. No talking. Photosensitivity note: a frame-by-frame brightness check of the finished video found no flashes over large areas of the screen; the largest brightness changes are the curtain wipes between chapters, which go dark in one direction. Expect moving rainbow colours, falling rain streaks, balls in flight and fine lines that slowly turn. The promise is the same every time: each chapter starts messy or empty and stops when the picture is finished. The counter under the chapter title is the count from the simulation in that frame, and a chapter winds down a few seconds after its goal is reached. How it was made, honestly: the nonogram is solved by a real line solver, which lists every way a row or column clue could fit and fills only the cells that agree in all of them, and the chapter plays those decisions back faster and faster. The jelly jar is a soft-body physics run. Several of the other chapters (the quilt, the aqueduct, the bucket ladder) follow a fixed timetable so they finish in time, and the pipe board replays a solution made when the board was generated rather than searching for one. The pendulum uses the small-swing formula with the Earth's turn sped up. The rules, the code and the sound are original. Chapters 0:00 Every jelly is softer than the last — until the JAR is full 0:44 Every white ray splits in the prism — until the SPECTRUM is complete 1:27 Every bounce plants a peg — until the CIRCLE is full 2:11 Every pipe grows from both dots — until the BOARD is full 2:54 Every raindrop that grows too heavy slides — until the WINDOW is clear 3:37 Every ball flings the next one higher — until the BUCKET is full 4:20 Every clue rules out a cell — until the PICTURE appears 5:03 Every keystone closes an arch — until the WATER runs across 5:45 Every swing knocks down pegs — until the WHOLE RING falls 6:28 Every focused ray scorches the paper — until the PICTURE is burned in 7:11 Every patch is sewn to the last — until the QUILT is whole Which jelly did you think would not fit? Tell me in a comment, and what jar should be filled next. More rules, run to their end, tomorrow. ▶ Watch next Can One Ball Smash All 252 Bricks At 32x Speed? | 7 Rules Run To The End    • Can One Ball Smash All 252 Bricks At 32x S...   Can 817 Flowers Grow From Bare Grass? 🌱 | 9 Rules That Grow, Build & Weave    • Can 817 Flowers Grow From Bare Grass? 🌱 | ...   All the simulations in order:    • Satisfying Simulations — From Chaos to Per...   Made by Computed. #satisfying #asmr #simulation #oddlysatisfying #satisfyingasmr