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I do actual physics in Adobe AE all the time. You have to code it as an expression, but it works just fine.
interesting, i've never used AE so idk .. but an L2 orbit is pretty computationally hefty .. even that's possible?
It's tricky sometimes when you have to numerically integrate because the code works for each frame individually. It can overwhelm the preview buffer, but it renders fine.
Yeah I made a model solar system in it, it's pretty rough looking code though (I would never share it and reveal my sloppiness)
I work in an astrodynamics lab (http://asrl.ua.edu ) and we generally use Blender to visualize orbits as it has a reasonable Python API
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