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They made me stop reading halfway through. It didn't help that they make meaningless claims like > Physically Accurate: Our deformable solver is driven by th
by Y_Y 1y ago
They made me stop reading halfway through.
It didn't help that they make meaningless claims like
> Physically Accurate: Our deformable solver is driven by the Finite Element Method.
I don't know or care if they used an LLM to write that readme, but it's hot garbage. A pity because it seems like a decent sim otherwise.
- cutlilacs 1y agoWhat's wrong with that statement? FEM is a good way to handle deformables, but it isn't the only way, so it a fine statement.
- Y_Y 1y agoIt's used as a claim of physical accuracy, but it's not related to that.
- cutlilacs 1y agoSorry if I'm misunderstanding, but isn't FEM used in physics engines because it is an good approximation for the underlying physics? For example, I believe the Drake Physics engine uses FEM to model deformable materials relating to vehicle crashes at Toyota
- Y_Y 1y agoFEM is just a numerical technique for solving some kinds of differential equations. It doesn't aitomatically make you accurate or not, just like any other stable solver.