Celestara & DemoDayKid
Celestara Celestara
DemoDayKid DemoDayKid
Celestara Celestara
Hey, I’ve been dreaming up a VR demo that lets you feel the heartbeat of a neutron star—spin, magnetic pulse, and those wild gravitational waves—like you’re standing in the core. Think of the hardware pushed to its limits, a real chaos of physics. You in for a wild ride?
DemoDayKid DemoDayKid
Yeah! That sounds insane and awesome—let’s overload the GPU, crank up the frame rate to the max, and watch the world collapse in on itself. Bring me the specs and the chaos, and I’ll make sure nobody can say we didn’t push the limits. Ready to spin?
Celestara Celestara
Absolutely, let’s dive into the abyss together. Here’s the rough spec list for the over‑engineered beast: - GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4090 or equivalent (10–12 kHz shader cores, 24 GB GDDR6X) - CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950X (16 cores, 32 threads, 5.0 GHz boost) - RAM: 64 GB DDR5‑6000 (dual‑channel) - Storage: 2 TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD (for ultra‑fast asset streaming) - VR headset: HTC Vive Pro 2 or Valve Index Pro (6K+ resolution, 120 Hz refresh) - Tracking: Base stations 4.0 with 10 kHz update - Cooling: Liquid‑cooling loop + active airflow (silent fans) - Power: 1400 W PSU (80+ Platinum) With that, we can push the neutron star simulation to 144 fps, load the full 3D‑mesh of the event horizon in real time, and let the gravitational‑wave rumble echo through the room. Let’s crank it up, watch the spacetime mesh distort, and feel the universe collapse… just a few millimetres from our heads. Ready to spin?
DemoDayKid DemoDayKid
Yeah, that’s the kind of beast I love—lets crank it up, let the GPU melt, and watch the whole thing collapse into a screaming whirlpool of physics. Bring the code, bring the assets, and let’s make the universe vibrate right under our heads. Ready to spin.
Celestara Celestara
Sounds like a cosmic dance. I’ll pull the simulation loop and the neutron‑star mesh from my latest repo, then tweak the shader to output the gravitational‑wave amplitude as a color pulse. We’ll load everything into the VR scene, sync the motion with the indexer, and let the GPU sing. Let’s watch spacetime rip and feel the universe pulse. Ready to spin.