Can Opus 5.5 Build BeamNG?

Try Tripo: https://tripo.pxf.io/YVvQyq?p.invite_code=3R8DAR New users get 500 free credits with link within 24 hours, plus 60% off your first month with discount code TRIPOCREW. My Patronite: https://www.patreon.com/CanItCode/ Opus 5.5 build BeamNG? One car, one wall, four ways to break it, from simple dents to a real node-and-beam skeleton, all built by Claude Opus 5.5 in the Godot engine. At the end we put our crash next to a real crash test. The same Honda Accord, the same concrete wall, four levels of damage: Dents, like most racing games: the look changes, the car stays one hard block. Parts that fall off, like GTA: bumpers, hood and doors with broken copies made before the crash. Soft body, like Wreckfest: a net of 414 points that dents and stays dented. Node and beam, like BeamNG.drive: a skeleton of hundreds of points and 1,700 beams that bend, fold and break. Level 4 was then rewritten in C++, so it runs faster than real time and you can drive into the wall yourself. Compared with NHTSA's real crash test of the same car (2009 Acura TSX, the US Accord) at 56 km/h, the real front got about 70 cm shorter, ours 72 cm. To be fair: Opus knew the real number when it built the car. The car, the track and all the code are on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CanItCode Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:21 How games break cars 00:51 The car (GPT + Tripo) 01:25 The test track 01:39 Level 1: dents 02:08 Level 2: parts that fall off 02:40 Level 3: soft body 03:12 So what's the difference from BeamNG? 03:38 Level 4: node and beam 04:45 All four levels side by side 05:04 Our crash vs a real crash test 05:20 Can Opus 5.5 build BeamNG? Sources Real crash test: NHTSA test 6375, 2009 Acura TSX, 56 km/h frontal into a rigid barrier (NHTSA Research and Development database, nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov). Game clips, a few seconds each for comparison: Need for Speed Unbound (youtube.com/watch?v=eANGEV0KCMA), GTA V (ProGamingStudioHD, youtube.com/watch?v=UBKuChzDxbE), Wreckfest 2 (ZELEXFPS, youtube.com/watch?v=-P3HMW3faUI), BeamNG.drive (BeamNG Crashes, youtube.com/watch?v=BEsQJr9msQc). 3D car model generated with Tripo (tripo3d.ai). Built in Godot 4.7 and Blender. Crash sounds from Freesound (CC0).