First experiments
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Particle Lab is a physics sandbox for open-ended experiments. The menu on the right holds nearly two hundred substances: powders, liquids, gases, metals, explosives, electronics and even living cells. Every particle tracks temperature, pressure and charge, so ice melts next to fire, metal carries a spark and pressurised gas bursts through walls.
Build circuits from wires and sensors, set off explosions, grow plants or put machines together. Display modes reveal heat, pressure and air velocity. Your work is saved in the browser, and every new substance you try raises your score on your Levbee profile. The game is based on the open-source The Powder Toy.
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Play| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse | choose a material and draw |
| Mouse wheel or [ and ] | change brush size |
| Space | pause or resume |
| Shift + drag | draw a line |
| Ctrl + drag | draw a rectangle |
| Ctrl + Z / Ctrl + Y | undo or redo |
| S, K, L | save a stamp, open the library or load the latest stamp |
| F1 | show or hide help |
No, you can experiment as a guest. With an account, your tried-substances score goes to your profile and unlocks achievements.
Yes, local saves and stamps are stored in your browser and survive a page reload.
For every new substance you draw on the field. Using the same one again does not add to the score.
Licences and credits: Based on The Powder Toy (The Powder Toy contributors); Levbee changes. — ATTRIBUTION.md