(The Eurographics Association, 2025) Tenckhoff, Sönke; Stauss, Simon; Neumann, Frank; Kuffner dos Anjos, Rafael; Rodriguez Echavarria, Karina
This paper highlights a web-based platform that merges real-time particle simulations with Marching Cubes mesh generation, enabling fluid-like shapes to emerge from a dynamic emitter. The project emphasizes a modular architecture, ensuring flexible data flow and performance. A web-based development emphasizes accessibility and ease of use, differentiating it from traditional desktop-based visualization tools by enabling intuitive, immediate interaction directly within the browser. Key accomplishments include real-time parameter manipulation, immediate visual feedback and careful handling of computational complexity. Lessons learned range from optimizing efficiency under heavy particle loads to refining user experience.