Fluid Simulation is a real-time physics demonstration: drag anywhere and you push a swirling, colourful fluid that curls and diffuses exactly as a real one would. There's no goal, no score and nothing to achieve.
It's a well-known WebGL demo by Pavel Dobryakov, and it's genuinely beautiful — the kind of thing that used to require specialist software and now runs in a browser tab at sixty frames a second.
No — it's a real-time WebGL physics demo. You push a simulated fluid around and watch it behave; there's no goal or score.
It runs on the graphics hardware through WebGL, which is what lets a browser tab simulate fluid dynamics at full frame rate.
Yes, though it's demanding — lower the resolution setting if the frame rate drops.