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Building and prototyping games is easier than ever with Sidekick. Our designer built a 3D version of this OpenAI GPT-o1 game demo in <1 hour. Used Autodesk Maya for assets, Unity for engine, @bezi_3d Sidekick for scripting & implementation. Sidekick analyzes your project for real-time context of the asset... show more

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Bezi1 year ago

Lots of people are asking where to get Sidekick access today! Join the early access here:

JennaTechie1 year ago

@OpenAI @autodesk @unity Just built a game using Sidekick and it was ridiculously fast. Analyzing the project and implementing mechanics in seconds is a game-changer

Bezi1 year ago

@OpenAI @autodesk @unity We love to hear it!!

Cecilia Uhr1 year ago

@OpenAI @autodesk @unity This opens up so many possibilities for building games 🎉🎉🎉

Julian Park1 year ago

@OpenAI @autodesk @unity 🐨🍓🐿️

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