Not analog enough. I want to hear the ticking sound!

They are likely avoiding Godot because it is written in C++ and cannot run directly inside their browser-based JavaScript runtime environment.

They dont want a build process.

(was this meant to be a reply to one of the other Godot comments?)

The page says that it's "Powered by Google's Filament renderer" which is written in C++, and that Fluorite itself has "a data-oriented ECS (Entity-Component-System) architecture ... written in C++".

Also, although Flutter/Dart applications can run on web (compile to WASM or transpile to Javascript) and so can Filament, the Fluorite FOSDEM page says target platforms are "mobile, desktop, embedded and console platforms" so it's not clear Fluorite even cares about running in browser.

Isn't this a C++ app that authors UI in Dart? I don't see anything about a browser.

i want to se a Fluid simulation of this drop with an earth model