Common questions can be found in the FAQ guide which you should check before posting your questions.
What type of software is the Gravity?
What is the system requirements to run this program?
How many objects can simulate simultaneously?
Is there a mechanism to copy data between two Gravity application?
What means the reduced functionality for the free version?
Gravity is a program to simulate the path of move for bodies (i.e. objects with mass) altered by the gravity drive between each other, i.e. a gravity simulator.
Gravity is a shareware (demo) program, therefore there is a free (with reduced functionality) version to try this software and there are two types of purchasable version: single user (for individuals) and site (for institution) license.
For a single user it costs $15, and for institutions (with site license) it costs $45. But there is a free version to try out this software.
A PC with Windows XP or Windows 2000 or Windows NT 4.0 is required to run Gravity. The running rate heavily depends on the performance of the floating-point unit in the processor and the graphical card.
The number of bodies in not limited, but practically a few thousand of bodies can simulate uniformly, and a few hundred of bodies can move smoothly on the screen.
Yes, the user can copy the selected bodies to the clipboard, and then paste to an other Gravity application.
In the free version:
Yes, if you send us, we will publish it in the download page.
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