Star Cluster Simulator Hack 1.5.2 + Redeem Codes
Self-gravity simulation
Developer: 健 村上
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 1.5.2
ID: com.gaia-mash.apps.StarCluster
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Description
Calculate the full gravitational interactions by the huge number of particles in real time on your device. You can simulate the behavior of globular clusters, galaxies, and galaxy clusters. Create the universe in your hands!
Relax and observe the evolution of the stars. They will form various shapes due to self-gravity and will surprise and impress you.
Relax and observe the evolution of the stars. They will form various shapes due to self-gravity and will surprise and impress you.
Version history
1.5.2
2021-11-04
Fix bugs of gravity interaction and time integration
1.5
2021-10-14
Add the new features.
- Enable to show the grid and crop by the plane
- Add the new model for the galaxy
- Add the differential rotation mode
- Optimize the simulation
- Enable to show the grid and crop by the plane
- Add the new model for the galaxy
- Add the differential rotation mode
- Optimize the simulation
1.4
2021-09-12
A larger number of particles can be simulated by optimizing with the tree method.
The particle size was changed according to the mass of the particles.
The particle size was changed according to the mass of the particles.
1.3
2021-08-12
High-precision time integration (Runge-Kutta 4th order method)
1.2.1
2021-07-18
Enable to change the mass and size of the star cluster.
1.2
2021-07-07
Add the mode of the stereo image
1.1
2021-06-25
Enable to save and load the initial conditions (the cluster's position and velocity, etc.)
1.0.1
2021-06-12
Ways to hack Star Cluster Simulator
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
2.8 out of 5
4 Ratings
Reviews
Why is a nickname needed!?!??,
Terrible performance
The single problem with a super realistic star simulation on mobile is that it is on mobile, which doesn’t have nearly as much processing power as a computer. I am personally playing on an iPhone 7 which isn’t the latest by any means but it literally didn’t load ANYTHING, then the screen started glitching and my phone crashed. It might be a good simulator but if you don’t have a newer iPhone or iPad, don’t even bother.
Rose Beef Au Jus,
Not realistic at the slightest
Not expecting this simulation to be perfect by any means. But no matter what settings or for however long I let it run, it never produces anything resembling an accretion disk or galaxy at all. All it does is eventually fling all the particles away from the central point, gradually dispersing them evenly (or somewhat) across the whole space.
The screenshot they have of a galaxy is likely a freeze frame taken right when the program runs while everything is still in a disk form to some extent. If you ran it with the settings shown in the screenshot, you’ll just end up with stars evenly spaced everywhere mostly moving away from the central starting point.
It would be really fun if they did explode out and then gradually coalesce into some kind of recognizable stellar formation but no, it never will. And part of this is likely due to the calculations not accounting for dark matter as well as none of the points joining together to create larger stars. Astrophysicists have a hard time calculating/predicting formation and movement of stars in an actual galaxy so I’m not surprised that it’s basically impossible to do even at this scale.
So for me, one star. Because the app is lying about what is possible.
Prove me wrong and I’ll change the rating. But for now, don’t bother downloading.
The screenshot they have of a galaxy is likely a freeze frame taken right when the program runs while everything is still in a disk form to some extent. If you ran it with the settings shown in the screenshot, you’ll just end up with stars evenly spaced everywhere mostly moving away from the central starting point.
It would be really fun if they did explode out and then gradually coalesce into some kind of recognizable stellar formation but no, it never will. And part of this is likely due to the calculations not accounting for dark matter as well as none of the points joining together to create larger stars. Astrophysicists have a hard time calculating/predicting formation and movement of stars in an actual galaxy so I’m not surprised that it’s basically impossible to do even at this scale.
So for me, one star. Because the app is lying about what is possible.
Prove me wrong and I’ll change the rating. But for now, don’t bother downloading.
