I built a free physics-based Carambole & Danish pin billiards simulator (runs in the browser)

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lejon1

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Hi all — I'm a retired engineer and billiards player, and I've built a training tool I'd like to share. Completely free, no account, runs right in the browser on desktop or tablet.

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It's called CaromSim:
The physics is based on Han (2005) and Alciatore. I made it as a teaching tool for my club and would love feedback — does the cushion and spin behaviour feel realistic, what's missing, what would help you practice?

Link: https://lennovation.neocities.org

Thanks for taking a look!​
 
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lejon1 said:
Hi all — I'm a retired engineer and billiards player, and I've built a training tool I'd like to share. Completely free, no account, runs right in the browser on desktop or tablet.

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It's called CaromSim:



The physics is based on Han (2005) and Alciatore. I made it as a teaching tool for my club and would love feedback — does the cushion and spin behaviour feel realistic, what's missing, what would help you practice?

Link: https://lennovation.neocities.org

Thanks for taking a look!​
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Jesus
Difficulty Rating - 101%
never will that shot align perfectly twice in a row.
(I like the schematic though)
 
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Jesus
Difficulty Rating - 101%
never will that shot align perfectly twice in a row.
(I like the schematic though)
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Hi , I have not tested it on iPhone, it is probably to small screen. Would recommend a PC or iPad. If you "undo" the shot you can repeat it as is or modify.
I am greatful for all feedback.
/L
 
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