
Galaxy Engine
A downloadable Simulator for Windows
Galaxy Engine is an interactive 2D gravity simulator in which you can play around and experiment with physics. It was made with interactivity in mind. Galaxy Engine is open source and you can find the source code here: https://github.com/NarcisCalin/Galaxy-Engine
Steam official page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3762210/Galaxy_Engine/
You can join the Galaxy Engine Discord server here: https://discord.gg/Xd5JUqNFPM
Very Important Information
Galaxy Engine might get flagged as a virus. This is a false positive because the executable is not signed by Microsoft (which costs money). Instead, it is signed by me, which seems to make the program get flagged in less computers. Some browsers and computers might still flag Galaxy Engine as malware. If you don't trust the executable, you can compile the code yourself since the project is fully open source.
Updated | 24 days ago |
Status | Released |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 total ratings) |
Author | NarcisCalin |
Genre | Simulation |
Tags | 2D, galaxy, Gravity, interactive, nbody, Physics, raylib, Space, Space Sim |
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Development log
- Galaxy Engine 1.6.3 - Sound Update24 days ago
- Galaxy Engine 1.6.0 - Solids Update32 days ago
- Galaxy Engine 1.5.0 - Temperature Update42 days ago
- Galaxy Engine Better Fluids Update51 days ago
- Galaxy Engine 1.3.4 and 1.3.5 UI Update62 days ago
- Galaxy Engine 1.3.1 Video Export Update66 days ago
- SPH Fluids Update71 days ago
- Collisions Beta Update86 days ago
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Galaxy Collision Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxy (Messier 31
it's being detected as a virus, hell, not even just by defender, but my BROWSER won't let me download it. any reason to why it would be detected as such?
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in fact, it detects it as soon as the browser asks me where to download it to, the CACHE of something with the download is detected as a virus.
Hello. It is a false positive. It is detected as a virus for a number of reasons. I don't really know the exact issue, but one of the reasons is that it is an independent program which is not signed by microsoft, which costs money. Another reason could maybe be the compiler (currently using clang++). I think it should not be flagged as much if it was compiled with MSVC (microsoft's compiler). This latest version is digitally self signed by me, which seems to make Galaxy Engine not being flagged as a virus in more computers. But it seems that some browsers or computers still detect it as malware. I actually encourage you to do reverse engineering if you want to check for any bad signs. Also, the project is completely open source, so you can compile the code yourself if you don't trust the executable.