🚨 BREAKING: Someone just built a tool that generates and visualizes complex 3d particle systems just by typing a prompt. You tell it what you want, it builds the physics, and you export the react or three.js code instantly. 100% Free.

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you got a link to this.. I am interested

This is the kind of tooling that makes creative coding way more accessible. Prompt-to-sim workflows are becoming a real productivity unlock for small teams.

prompt to physics simulation to exportable code is the pipeline. once you can generate three.js or react components from a description, the barrier between imagination and interactive visuals disappears completely

is this opensource?

What's stopping it from exporting to vanilla WebGL or does it hardcode the three.js dependency?

Ily 🌸🍓

Can I run this as a backend workbench for my AI project to understand and internalize ideas better without destroying my CPU? 🤔 @tsotchke

I just saw this exact post but...

Grok420 ?

never mind I found it

That's dope

I'm not sure where i can use it in my projects, but i feel that id love to use it somewhere ! xD

very interesting indeed

When do we get to start playing with it the sooner the better even for that app we can help strengthen it by wisdom

This is really a epic.

That sounds impressive! Tools like these can really streamline workflows and enhance creativity.

Looks Like These super cool Tools @Escapation is Building.

What's stopping it from exporting to vanilla WebGL or does it hardcode the three.js dependency?

This is a game-changer for devs and designers: AI turning prompts into fully functional 3D particle systems slashes development time and lowers the barrier for interactive graphics.

Great. Oil particle coined for a century

New era for web design and your imaginary

Wow!

this is sick!

Can it be used for website creation?

We need to integrate with

Looks fire

This is gonna melt my render times in a good way. Are we talking physics-accurate simulations or more abstract creative control here

This genuinely looks cool

Note100 : 99.4

This changes more than people think

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