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README

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++-------------+
+|   Gravity   |
++-------------+
+
+    C+OpenGL simulator of mass objects in 
+    space - according to Newton.
+
+FEATURES 
+
+    [DONE] Object tracing
+        [DONE] Toggle object tracing
+    [DONE] Scaling up/down objects
+    [DONE] Locking camera view to an object
+    [TODO] File format for importing scenes
+    [TODO] Collision 
+
+INSTALL
+
+    Build automation system is cmake. Thus, one 
+    can compile this project much like any other 
+    cmake project.
+    
+    mkdir build
+    
+    cd build
+    
+    cmake ..
+    
+    make all
+
+    ./gravity
+
+LICENSE 
+
+    Gravity is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. 
+    See the `LICENSE` file for more information.

README.md

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-<p align="center">
-    <img src=".imgs/icon.png" width="200"/>
-</p>
-
-# Gravity
-
---- 
-
-Pet project simulator for interactions between matter built off of OpenGL and C. 
-
-Goals and features: 
-- [x] Law of gravitation 
-- [x] Object tracing
-  - [x] Toggle object tracing
-- [ ] Grid
-  - [ ] Toggle Grid
-- [x] Scaling up/down objects
-- [x] Locking camera view to an object
-- [ ] File format for importing scenes
-- [ ] Collision 
-- [ ] Soft-bodies and structures 
-
-## Installation 
-
-Gravity uses CMake as its build automation system. To download and run gravity, please follow these steps: 
-- Clone the repository `git clone https://github.com/0xdeadbeer/gravity`
-- Create a build directory `mkdir build`
-- Go into the build directory `cd build`
-- Generate build files `cmake ..`
-- Compile project `make all`
-- Run `./gravity`
-- Enjoy
-
-## Contributions 
-
-We highly encourage playing around with the software and contributing to the project.
-Before opening a pull request, the contributor is expected to open an issue in which they thoroughly describe the issue (or feature) they're solving (or implementing).
-
-## License 
-
-Gravity is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. See the `LICENSE` file for more information.

gravity.c

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     struct object *a = create_object(100000000.0f, sphere_model);
     struct object *b = create_object(100000.0f, sphere_model);
-    struct object *c = create_object(10000000.0f, sphere_model);
     float distance = -500.0f;
 
     vec4 a_pos = {0.0f, 0.0f, distance, 0.0f};
@@ -458,15 +457,11 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv) {
     // vec4 b_pos = {0.0f, -75.0f, -150.0f, 0.0f};
     // glm_vec4_add(b->position, b_pos, b->position);
 
-    vec4 c_pos = {-100.0f, -400.0f, distance, 0.0f};
-    glm_vec4_add(c->position, c_pos, c->position);
-
     float n = 0.05f;
 
     vec3 b_boost = {-70*n, 0.0f, 0.0f};
 
     glm_vec3_add(b->translation_force, b_boost , b->translation_force);
-    glm_vec3_add(c->translation_force, b_boost , c->translation_force);
 
     // b->scale = 2.0f;
     a->scale = 5.0f;