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GPT-5.6 PRO JUST GENERATED A COMPLETE 3D HOUSE INSIDE A SINGLE HTML FILE IN 30 MINUTES. No engine. No build pipeline. Pure WebGL2 in one file you open directly in a browser. The structure is coherent. The volumes are credible. It's fully navigable, walk through it like any 3D... show more

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