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GPT-6 Astra + Scenario MCP turned 9 crappy photos into a fully interactive 3D room. No measurements. No scans. Just 9 phone photos of our office. Astra understood the spatial layout and rebuilt the geometry in Blender. Scenario MCP pulled the real materials straight from the photos, including the... show more

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Scenario5 days ago

Connect Scenario MCP today👇

Shahin Azimov5 days ago

The most interesting thing here is the geometry that these 9 frames have never seen. And the result is captivating

whatsmystake4 days ago

> Scenario MCP pulled the real materials straight from the photos, including the carpet, wood and metal surfaces. Can you show what the default Astra geometry looked like prior to your "detail fill" pass? This isn't my space at all but super curious

Hussain Hashim | Building SundayBack5 days ago

@Scenario_gg that's wild. tried something similar and was blown away by how accurate the spatial mapping can be.

Alex Bouchard5 days ago

Working hard on that. Wondering how is your approach for acurancy without a scan.

Sam Hincks5 days ago

Just as easy to do without Scenario

Euler4 days ago

Can I test your software?

Brjan | AI Builder4 days ago

turning 9 photos into a 3D room is impressive, that's some serious tech at work

Mr Roach5 days ago

Can this be done with video?

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