Explore 3D waves

The official showcase includes a 16 × 16 × 16 volume with 4,096 cells. Two pulse sources occupy different heights; one reverses before its first propagation step. A wall with two apertures reflects waves, and an outer layer dissipates energy. Acceleration reads six spatial neighbors; a subsequent phase integrates the updated velocity. This is a stylized scalar acoustic field, not fluid dynamics.

Try running several ticks, pause, choose a Z layer, and sweep from −8 to 7. Switch to X or Y to inspect vertical cross-sections, then compare the two cutaway sides. All views inspect the same evolving volume. Recompile to restore its published starting state.

Find Resonance Chamber by @hyle in Atlas and open it in Studio. Compare Slice and Split while paused, then use the timeline to compare the same section across time. Look for a pulse on both sides of an aperture and the delayed motion away from each source. A slice hides cells from view; it does not cut them out of the calculation.