This is neat. It doesn't seem to conserve volume. If you spread the blob "inward", all the fluid disappears and you get a tiny thin spot.

That's a general problem I often run into with simulations. When you get it in the opposite direction it can have some very amusing results (e.g. energy in a physical system continues to increase).

The conclusion made me sad:

> Publishing this may mean the method is no longer something special.

that's so satisfying, except the moments when I tried to spread it on static images :D

very nice !

what is the point of three.js in this demo? It feels like showing me a CSS effect on a DIV and saying "built with React". It's a nice demo. But it's not doing anything that needs a giant library to do.

This seems useful (after modifications) for building a calligraphy application.

Very cool work ! I was unreasonably disappointed by the element at the top ( header ) not being interactive thgh :_

I wish foundation really did spread this smoothly.

The color mixing brings back memories of mixing a bunch of paint colors in high school. I guess that's an indication of how well it was executed.

This is magic

I'm impressed.

cooool