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Built a Complex Procedural 3D Scene with Three.js Powered by Hy4! I used Hy4 through WorkBuddy to turn a simple one-line prompt into a complex procedural 3D scene using Three.js. → Procedurally generated 3D environments → Detailed geometry and immersive visuals → Dynamic scene composition → AI-powered coding from... show more
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That’s impressive

This is where AI coding gets really interesting. It's not just generating code anymore, it's helping build actual experiences.

Curious to see how far you can push this with more detailed prompts and complex environments.

I like how this lowers the barrier to experimenting with 3D development. You don't need to start with a blank scene anymore.

One prompt to a full 3D environment is actually pretty wild. The possibilities here are huge.

Three.js scenes usually take quite a bit of work to put together. This makes the process interesting.

This is wonderful

The procedural terrain and lighting in this Three.js scene look remarkably clean for a prompt-driven workflow. Turning a single line of intent into full interactive geometry right in the browser is getting ridiculously fast. Great execution!

Same one-line prompt for 3D scene, Hy4 looks competitive with LongCat. I’ll test both on the same planet prompt next.

This could save developers a lot of time when experimenting with 3D concepts.

The jump from a simple text prompt to a full procedural scene is impressive.

Thanks for sharing

The fact that it handles scene composition and geometry from one prompt is what caught my attention.

Imagine being able to prototype 3D ideas this quickly without writing everything from scratch.

This opens up some interesting possibilities for rapid 3D prototyping.

Three.js projects just got a lot more interesting 👀

Procedural generation + AI coding is a pretty powerful combination.

A great example of AI being tested beyond traditional benchmarks!

From an idea to an actual 3D world with one prompt. That's a pretty cool workflow.

Curious to see which models perform best.

This could accelerate discoveries in life sciences.
