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Gravity Mouse Interaction with q5.js

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Description:  
AI Description

This component demonstrates the use of the Q5 library as a lightweight alternative to P5 in creating an interactive gravity mouse example. It showcases how Q5 retains most functionalities of P5 while being more efficient.

Key Features:

  • Interactive gravity simulation using mouse movement.
  • Lightweight library (Q5) that mimics P5 functionalities.
  • Dynamic rendering of a ball that reacts to gravity and mouse attraction.
  • Responsive canvas that adjusts to window size.

Design Elements:

  • Minimalist layout with a focus on the interactive canvas.
  • Use of a single color (red) for the ball against a light background.
  • Simple typography for headings, enhancing readability.

Potential Use Cases:

  • Educational tools for teaching physics concepts like gravity and motion.
  • Interactive art installations that engage users with physics simulations.
  • Web applications that require real-time user interaction and visual feedback.

Conclusion: The Q5 vs. P5 - Gravity Mouse component effectively illustrates the capabilities of the Q5 library in creating engaging interactive experiences, making it suitable for various educational and artistic applications.

Description from Webflow:  
Let's explore using q5 as a replacement for p5 in this interactive gravity mouse example. Q5 is a lightweight, fast library that brings most of the functionality of p5 to a smaller package.
Tags from Webflow: 
p5js,  processing,  interaction,  mouseinteraction,  mousemovement,  physics,  mousemoveoverelement,  gravity
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