This simulation was created as a final project for my Computational Physics class at Baldwin Wallace University. It was a demonstration about the challenges of creating complex simulations in realtime by explaining how certain trade-offs must be made to achieve good performance.

The 3D simulation uses a custom Vulkan engine called Mini Vulkan Engine (MVE) written from scratch and uses a raymarching technique to render the 3D fluid in a volumetric way.

This project demonstrated these concepts...

• Modern C++
• CMake build system
• Raylib game framework
• Custom Vulkan engine implementation
• Raymarching rendering technique
• Multithreading simulations
• Optimization of a large simulations