Physics simulation

What makes people love video games so much? Because they simulate real-life and physical behavior. But what's even more outstanding — they can outperform objects' abilities and intentionally deviate from actual physics. To represent physics simulation, 3D artists and game developers use a physics engine. This software component replicates real-world physics, including rigid-body dynamics — the movement and interaction between solid and immovable objects, and soft-body dynamics that simulate mobile bodies and fluids.^[1]