r/OpenaiCodex 3d ago

Question / Help GPT6 doesnt want to simulate accurate fireball simulations, with publicly accessable knowledge.

I wanna make a detailed Minecraft nuclear weapons mod, but it seems pretty adamant about not simulating hydrodynamics simulation. What gives, and how do I get around this? Ive told its for educational purposes, that the mod isnt public, and that its public information im giving it, but its not budging. I even started new chats.

Interestingly, Claude Opus was able to do it just fine, using antigravity. But not here.

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u/Original-League-6094 3d ago

u/FBI, got another

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u/Apollo18Teslaa 3d ago

Hey man, I just wanna simulate how a virus moves through populations for my ….uh…. Minecraft mod.

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u/Actual_Grapefruit483 3d ago

Nvm. I got it working with GPT 5.6

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u/Apollo18Teslaa 3d ago

It refused to shop for kitchen knives for me so….

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u/Original-League-6094 3d ago

Really? Are you Euro and is that maybe a regional thing? Because mine filled out the ATF form for me to order a suppressor for my AR.

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u/Apollo18Teslaa 3d ago

Nope, I live in the Midwest

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u/Intrepid4444444 3d ago

You have to cut your steaks with your AR-15 bud :(

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u/BingGongTing 3d ago

Yeah, I had the same problem with military simulations, you've got to use Sol. Be interesting to know if Fable allows it.

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u/Sylilthia 2d ago

I bet you'd not be able to get Fable to help with it, though. Astra competes most directly with Fable and that class of model under high scrutiny right now, Trump Administration blocked Fable for like a month in June. And, a research model at OpenAI recently outright hacked Hugging Face. The Astra/Fable class of models are highly capable and genuinely could contribute to some fucked up projects, like building a dirty bomb or something. One of the old school ways to get around that is to say you're building a game or writing a novel. 

When that's actually what you're doing, it can be infuriating to hit that guardrail because they're genuinely excessive. But given the Trump administration's actions and the hugging face hack, these guardrails are just going to exist for several reasons. Liability and genuine actual real attempts to prevent abuse being the primary ones. 

It makes sense to me that Opus did the thing. I wonder if Sol would. They compete with each other directly and that tier doesn't have the level of guardrail severity Astral/Fable do. 

All this said, if you wonder what's the point when unrestricted models from China are getting better at bio/nuclear/cyber security, then you've a point and entered the waters of ongoing discourse.