Subsimulator - pedagogic bühlman GF simulator

[Vincent Cresson]

Hi all,
I began a dive simulator with CSS, HTML, JS in one HTML file, with no need of internet connection.
I use Claude AI for coding because I'm not a developper.
I think it's not the better coding way, but...
Is there somebody interesting by this project? In French if possible but English is good too.
You can test the result here :
https://vavincavent.neocities.org/
You can have MN90 simulator "Marine National 90" simulator and Dive simulator for Bühlman, GF, Air, Nitrox and Trimix.
Best regards,

Vincent CRESSON

[Dirk Hohndel]

(1) Subsurface already includes a dive planner and a complete Bühlman implementation
(2) of all the places not to consider vibe coding, something that could lead to injury or death of a user would be very high on my list

So from where I stand: no thank you

/D

[Vincent Cresson]

I am not looking to replace the Subsurface dive planner, nor am I trying to build a professional dive planner.

My goal is to create a tool for understanding the Bühlmann model and Gradient Factors (GF). I’ve added some disclaimers regarding this.

I completely agree with you about the high risks associated with "vibe coding." This tool is absolutely not for real dive planning; it is a graphical experience designed to show how GF, gas mixes, and water density influence compartment calculations.

Many divers now have adjustable GF on their computers but do not understand how they work.

If anyone wants to help, they are more than welcome. This will be my last message on the subject, as I don’t want to harass anyone.

Vincent

[poe...@xs4all.nl]

Hi Vincent,

Very nice start! I would call it a dive profile analyser, and that is very good indeed for educational purposes. Do you know DiveProMe+ ? There you can also see what the gasses are doing, but i like the graphical way your analyser can go back and forth in the profile. And of course that it supports ssrf (but i have no access to my files right now).

First tested on mobile, but then the layout is not intuitive anymore, but on desktop it is very nice!

Regards, Robert

Op zaterdag 25 april 2026 om 15:44:06 UTC+2 schreef Vincent Cresson: