Tip vs Slide: Block on an Incline — the 2D Companion

Every object resting on a ramp fails in exactly one of two ways as the tilt increases: it slides, or it tips over — and which one happens first is decided purely by geometry and friction, not by guesswork. This is the flat side-view counterpart to the 3D block-on-incline simulator: the same rigid block, the same ramp, and the identical equations — θ_s = atan(μ) for sliding and θ_t = atan(b/h) for tipping, computed live — rendered on a plain 2D canvas you can pan and zoom instead of orbit. Drag the sliders to reshape the block or change the surface's grip, then either drag the incline angle by hand or hit Auto-tilt to watch the ramp rise on its own until the block genuinely slides down the slope or rotates about its downhill edge under real torque-driven toppling dynamics — never a canned animation.