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Interactive Physics 1989 solved this problem by providing a graphical user interface (GUI) where users could literally draw their physics experiments. Running on early Apple Macintosh computers, it utilized a click-and-drag environment that required zero programming knowledge. Key features of the original 1989 release included: interactive physics 1989

In 1998, (now Hexagon) bought Knowledge Revolution for about $20 million. They folded Interactive Physics into their simulation suite but stopped marketing it as a standalone product. By 2004, new copies were hard to find. — End Interactive Physics 1989 solved this problem

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In 2000, Knowledge Revolution was acquired by (now part of Hexagon). The educational version continued as “Interactive Physics” until the late 2000s, but eventually was discontinued in favor of Working Model 2D.