Sim Pool, VRChat's viral world, has water that washes away your pen strokes
Michael_Moroz_ · x · 2026-11-02
The recently viral VRChat world 'Sim Pool!' has remarkably detailed physics: the pool water even interacts with strokes drawn using the Qv pen tool.
After noticing this, the author ran an experiment — lines drawn near the water get swept and scattered by the currents like floating debris, producing comically chaotic screenshots of orange and blue strokes churning in the water.
It's a fun showcase of how far VR community creators push physics engine mechanics, and explains why the world suddenly became a talking point.
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