Realistic, scientifically useful simulations still require tuning all sorts of parameters based on physical intuition and understanding of the system being simulated. Both Sol and Fable/Opus 5 fail at it and either blow up the computation cost to levels that can't be processed realistically, or they invent a justification for a visibly unphysical result.
Realistic, scientifically useful simulations still require tuning all sorts of parameters based on physical intuition and understanding of the system being simulated. Both Sol and Fable/Opus 5 fail at it and either blow up the computation cost to levels that can't be processed realistically, or they invent a justification for a visibly unphysical result.