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Argon generated this 3D kinetic typography entirely in code (including the music) without pre-recorded footage or video editing software. Every frame was drawn by Argon using mathematical algorithms (3D meshes, particle simulations, vector geometry, etc)
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Some great use cases from Googlers building with Gemini 4 Argon 🧵 It has a much stronger grasp of coding and multi-step tool use - starting from a raw Pixel CAD file in Google Antigravity, Argon created this exploded-view animation, lighting, camera choreography, and audio through Blender MCP. It ran 1,000 rounds of iterative loops to check its own renders and refine the code along the way.

Anyone dealing with massive data dumps knows what a headache it can be. We gave Gemini 4 Argon 80,000+ raw NASA Mars weather logs and Ingenuity Helicopter telemetry files, it distills the atmospheric flight mechanics into a deck, turning massive, messy scientific archives (including a mix of CSVs, images, pdfs, xml logs, videos) into clear visual Google Slides in minutes.

Generating complex, multi-tiered architecture is a great test for frontier models. Using multi-agent visual critique loops in Google Antigravity, Argon autonomously created this highly detailed Pagoda and surrounding grounds from scratch in Blender.

Kinetic typography used to be an After Effects weekend. Now a model writes particle sims and 3D meshes and the whole thing renders from code.

Not even available to Pro plan. That sucks big time

Replacing gigabytes of asset bloat with pure math. Real-time procedural compute is where efficiency meets true elegance.

That why we call it Artificial Intelligence

impressed by this level of code-generated artistry, but still missing the human touch 🤖

Hi sir, wonderful, I'm using gemini on my startup. Loved to stay on Google cloud

can u share the code behind the animation?

ok these are great, but what is the prompt?

kinetic type drawn frame by frame in code is wild. does it hold kerning when the letters rotate in 3d or is that where it falls apart

Wow 🤯

give us the prompt

The music being algorithmically generated too means the beat lands exactly on the frame where the mesh shifts, which is the kind of sync hand-editing usually eats hours to fake.

Generating every frame and the soundtrack through code is wild. The real breakthrough is turning math into something that feels this fluid and expressive

Code-driven creativity is opening up incredible new possibilities for motion design
