PhysicX is a professional physics simulation platform designed for students, teachers, and educational institutions. It provides an interactive environment for exploring classical mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, waves, and more — all rendered in real time with high-fidelity visualizations.

PhysicX is installed as a secure Windows desktop application and is ready to use immediately after setup — no technical configuration required.

PhysicX provides a 7-day free trial for new users. After the trial period expires, a valid license is required to continue using the software.

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Real-Time Physics Smooth, high-fidelity simulations running at 60 frames per second

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CBSE Curriculum Simulation library aligned to the CBSE Class XI Physics syllabus

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Live Graphs Real-time plots update instantly as you adjust simulation parameters

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Theme-Aware Full dark and light mode support for comfortable use in any environment

Minimum

OS Windows 10 (64-bit)
RAM 4 GB
Storage 500 MB free space
Graphics OpenGL 3.3 support
Display 1280 × 720

Recommended

OS Windows 11 (64-bit)
RAM 8 GB or more
Storage 1 GB free space
Graphics Dedicated GPU (NVIDIA/AMD)
Display 1920 × 1080 or higher

Account & Trial Policy: When a new account is created, a 7-day trial period is automatically activated. The trial begins immediately after account registration. After the trial expires, a valid license is required to continue using the software.

Administrator Permission — IMPORTANT: Always right-click the setup installer and select Run as Administrator. Without administrator privileges, installation or license verification may fail.

Setup Architecture: The Setup Installer and the Main Software are separate components. Only the official PhysicX Setup Installer can securely download and install the main software, ensuring software integrity and license verification. For security and license protection, a maximum of 5 device login attempts is allowed per account.

1

Create Your Account

Visit the official PhysicX website and create your user account. A 7-day trial will be activated automatically after account registration.

Visit PhysicX Website

2

Download the Setup Installer

Download the official PhysicX Setup Installer from the website. Only the setup installer is available for download — the main software will be installed automatically after login and verification.

Download Setup Installer

3

Run Setup as Administrator

Locate the downloaded setup file. Right-click the setup file and select Run as Administrator. This step is mandatory for a successful installation.

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Launch Setup and Login

After the setup window opens, enter your account credentials and click Login to proceed.

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Accept Terms and Conditions

Carefully read the Terms and Conditions. Scroll to the bottom of the page, check the confirmation checkbox, and click Continue to proceed.

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License Verification

The setup will verify your account and license status. Typical verification time is 2–3 minutes. Please wait until the process completes.

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Install Main Software

After successful verification, click Install Main Software. The system will download and install the main software. Estimated duration is 2–3 minutes depending on your internet speed and system performance.

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Launch the Software

After installation completes, the main software will be ready to use. Launch PhysicX using the desktop shortcut created during installation and log in with your account credentials.

Open PhysicX — open PhysicX using the desktop shortcut created during installation. The main window will appear with the simulation browser.
Select a Physics Domain or Grade — choose the required Physics Domain or Grade Level from the left panel. Then select a simulation to begin.
Adjust Parameters — the right-side control panel exposes all simulation parameters (mass, velocity, temperature, etc.) as sliders and input fields. Changes are reflected live on the canvas.
Run the Simulation — press Space or click Run to start the animation. Use Reset to restore initial conditions.

Tip: Use the Graph Plotter tab alongside any simulation to record and export live data plots.

Opening a Simulation

Open the simulation browser from the left panel. Select a topic category or Grade Level, then click any simulation card to load it into the main canvas. Each simulation opens instantly with its default parameters ready to use.

Adjusting Parameters

Every simulation exposes its key physics parameters — such as mass, velocity, temperature, or frequency — as sliders and input fields in the right-side control panel. Adjust any value and the simulation updates live on the canvas with no restart required.

Running a Simulation

Press Space or click the Run button in the simulation toolbar to start the animation. You can pause at any time to examine the current state, then resume from where you left off.

Resetting a Simulation

Click the Reset button in the simulation toolbar to restore all parameters and state to their original values. This is useful when you want to start a new experiment with fresh initial conditions.

Module	Category	Status
Motion Simulator	Mechanics	Stable
Thermal Properties	Thermodynamics	Stable
Work / Energy / Power	Mechanics	Stable
Kinetic Theory of Gases	Thermodynamics	Stable
Waves	Oscillations	Stable
Vector Fields	Electromagnetism	Beta

Opening the Graph Tool

Open the Graph Plotter from the Tools menu or press Ctrl+G. The plotter opens in a separate panel alongside your active simulation.

Entering an Equation

Type a mathematical expression in the input field at the top of the plotter panel. The calculator supports standard arithmetic, trigonometry, and common physics functions. Press Enter to plot the equation instantly.

Viewing and Adjusting the Graph

Right-click the plot area to access axis settings — set custom min/max ranges, toggle log scale, or enable auto-range. Zoom with the scroll wheel and pan by clicking and dragging. The graph updates live as simulation parameters change.

Exporting the Graph

Press Ctrl+E or use File → Export Graph to save the current plot as PNG, SVG, or CSV data for further analysis or use in reports and assignments.

Opening the Calculator

Click the Calculator icon in the toolbar or press Ctrl+C to open the Scientific Calculator. Use it to perform physics calculations alongside your simulations without switching between applications.

Entering Values and Equations

Type any physics expression into the input field. The calculator supports standard arithmetic, trigonometry, logarithms, and common physical constants. Press Enter to evaluate and view the result instantly.

Available Operators

+ Addition

- Subtraction

* Multiplication

/ Division

** Power

% Modulo

sin() Sine

cos() Cosine

sqrt() Square root

log() Natural log

pi π constant

e Euler's number

Viewing Results

Results are displayed immediately below the input field. You can chain calculations by using the previous result as input for the next equation. The calculator history panel keeps a record of recent calculations for easy reference.

Displaying Vector Fields

Open the Vector module from the simulation browser. The canvas renders a 2D grid of arrows representing the vector field. The field updates live as you adjust parameters.

Adjusting Magnitude

Use the Scale slider in the control panel to normalize arrow lengths. Toggle Color Map to encode magnitude as a hue gradient (blue = low, red = high).

Changing Direction

Enter custom x and y component values in the field equation inputs in the control panel. The vector field on the canvas updates instantly to reflect your input, allowing you to explore different field configurations interactively.

Simulation not loading

If a simulation does not appear or fails to open, try the following:

Restart the PhysicX application using the desktop shortcut.
Check your internet connection — some content may require verification.
Ensure your license is active and has not expired.
If the problem persists, contact PhysicX support with a description of the issue.

Application not starting

If PhysicX does not open after double-clicking the desktop shortcut:

Right-click the desktop shortcut and select Run as Administrator.
Check your internet connection — license verification requires an active connection.
Verify your login credentials are correct.
Reinstall PhysicX using the official setup installer if the issue continues.
Contact support if the problem persists after reinstalling.

Graphics or rendering issues

If the simulation canvas appears blank or displays incorrectly:

Restart the PhysicX application and try opening the simulation again.
Update your GPU drivers to the latest stable release from your manufacturer's website.
Ensure your display resolution meets the minimum requirement (1280 × 720).
Contact PhysicX support if the issue persists after updating your drivers.

Does PhysicX offer a free trial?

Yes. PhysicX provides a 7-day free trial for new users. After the trial period expires, a valid license is required to continue using the software.

Does PhysicX support macOS or Linux?

PhysicX is currently developed and tested on Windows 10/11. macOS and Linux support are not available at this time. macOS support is planned for a future release.

How do I switch between light and dark themes?

Use Settings → Appearance → Theme. The theme change applies to all open simulations instantly — no restart needed.

What curriculum does PhysicX target?

The current simulation library covers the CBSE Class XI Physics syllabus. Class XII modules are in active development and will be released incrementally.

PhysicX is designed to run as a secure desktop application on Windows 10 and Windows 11. All components are automatically installed and configured by the official setup installer. Users do not need to manually configure system files or dependencies.

The setup installer handles all required components automatically. If you encounter any issues after installation, refer to the Troubleshooting section or contact PhysicX support.

Component	Description
Setup Installer	Official installer for account login, license verification, and software download.
Main Application	The core PhysicX desktop application, installed automatically after verification.
Simulation Modules	Pre-installed physics simulation modules aligned to the CBSE Class XI curriculum.
Graph Plotter	Built-in tool for plotting and exporting mathematical functions and simulation data.
Scientific Calculator	Built-in calculator for evaluating physics expressions and equations.

PhysicX Documentation

Introduction

System Requirements

Installation