Overview
A Verlet constraint solver predicts positions, then iteratively pulls constrained particles back to target distances.
Maintains distance constraints by repeatedly correcting Verlet-integrated particle positions.
Compact metadata for implementation and discovery.
A Verlet constraint solver predicts positions, then iteratively pulls constrained particles back to target distances.
Quick facts
Runtime and memory behavior at a glance.
Best
O(constraints)
Average
O(iterations * constraints)
Worst
O(iterations * constraints)
Space
O(particles)
error = ||p2 - p1|| - rest_lengthMeasures how far a particle pair is from the target distance.
Show state updates, constraints, and error correction over simulation steps.
Verlet Constraint Solver operates in O(iterations * constraints) time and O(particles) space within the Constraint Solver family. Key governing relation: error = ||p2 - p1|| - rest_length. Often compared with Verlet Integration and Position Based Dynamics.
What each reference supports for this entry.
Fluid and simulation reference for state updates or fluid behavior in Verlet Constraint Solver.
Good next jumps from the relationship graph, ranked for useful discovery.
Verlet constraint solvers project positions to satisfy distance or collision constraints.
Verlet solvers commonly alternate integration with constraint correction.