Learning path

1. Build your first simulation. Observe a cell’s temperature changing without changing its model identity.
2. Read properties, presets and models, then change the default temperature and recompile. Compare defaults with values set in the world recipe.
3. Follow behaviors and phases to distinguish one phase’s snapshot from the committed state visible to the next phase.
4. Explore Neon Tidal Pool in the gallery for neighbor coupling, then inspect the 3D wave volume with slices.
5. Add a published part to a local project and inspect its exact version before saving your copy.
6. Run a short timeline, scrub to an earlier frame and fork that state into a new project. Download the bake before trying a much larger scene.
7. Compare CPU/GPU and Float precision without assuming all execution profiles produce identical trajectories.