What would be the best library to build 2D simulations in python?

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  • Box2D

    Box2D is a 2D physics engine for games

    Do you mean drawing it or just the positions at each time step? Box2D has python bindings and would be ideal. https://box2d.org/

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    A mono-repo for programming ideas, experiments, and projects. (by aydencook03)

    Here I have a very simple example of using Pygame to draw a shape and turn it into an image.

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  • taichi

    Productive & portable high-performance programming in Python.

  • 2d-fluid-simulator

    2D incompressible fluid solver implemented in Taichi.

    I find it very useful for physical simulation and visualization. And personally I was impressed by a 2D fluid simulation project https://github.com/takah29/2d-fluid-simulator enabled by Taichi (Hope it can give you some inspiration as well). If you encounter any problems during implementation, you can consult its doc site (https://docs.taichi-lang.org/docs/) or even ask its creator u/yuanming-hu directly

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