Hey Solidman, I’ve built a VR simulation that runs real‑time stress tests on building designs—wanna see if it can keep up with your standards?

Sure thing. The simulation is built on a 64‑core cluster running a custom Unity engine in headless mode. It uses a 256‑pixel per inch viewport, 120 fps, and the latest physics engine for collision detection. The test lasts 2 hours, but it can be extended to 8 hours for more rigorous endurance checks. Data pulled includes: wall shear stress, load distribution at every joint, temperature gradients, moisture levels, and structural displacement under a 10 kN load case. I also track CPU and GPU usage, memory bandwidth, and I/O throughput to make sure the system stays within your performance envelope. The metrics I compare are: maximum displacement, peak stress ratio, load factor compliance, and energy consumption per square foot. I run a Monte‑Carlo variation on the load vector to simulate wind, seismic, and thermal effects. The output is a CSV and a 3D visual overlay that you can scrub in real time. I also flag any violation of the 1.5× safety margin you’re so particular about. Let me know if you want the code, the API docs, or just a quick demo.