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I'm truly impressed with Opus 5.5. I asked it to visualise Atlantis in ThreeJS for me, and it created a tour around Poseidia, the last surviving island of Atlantis. Sound on 🔊 for full trailer experience. Even this trailer is made by Opus 5.5 as well. I think we’re...

31,142 просмотров • 19 часов назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля preset127User
preset127User19 часов назад

I mean come on

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta19 часов назад

yea insane the level of detail it went into

Фото профиля preset127User
preset127User18 часов назад

Imagine a live 3D real-time generated VR Wikipedia.

Фото профиля 🔥GameDevMicah🔥UE6
🔥GameDevMicah🔥UE619 часов назад

Heck ya- we have had procedural generation for a long time now… but getting it with unique-local character is the challenge. LLM large patterns should be able to add logic and also distribute generation enough … to perhaps answer for character in generation! Keen

Фото профиля Alex the locksmith
Alex the locksmith19 часов назад

Very cool! I imagine history teachers are going to have a blast with this tech

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta19 часов назад

Yeah its the perfect way to learn history experientially.

Фото профиля Tak 🦞
Tak 🦞18 часов назад

@kevin_t_ngo this is unreal

Фото профиля chuckstock
chuckstock18 часов назад

unreal, this is so cool

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta18 часов назад

Yeah I was surprised as well how good it is at this

Фото профиля GoXR3Plus Studio
GoXR3Plus Studio19 часов назад

Everyday i see opus 5.5 results i am like what the fuck. It did an extreme work!!!!! 💯

Фото профиля Marx Charle
Marx Charle17 часов назад

Love it ! But how is your Steam game going ?

Фото профиля ChadAragorn
ChadAragorn18 часов назад

This is wild, I can't believe you got this out of a single prompt. Do you have a bunch of skills that augment your claude's capabilities?

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta18 часов назад

To be clear, it wasnt truly one prompt but it took under 10 prompts and it did most of it in 1 prompt, the rest were tweaks. I didnt use any skills for this, just vanilla claude Opus 5.5.

Фото профиля ChadAragorn
ChadAragorn18 часов назад

Incredible

Фото профиля Vlad
Vlad16 часов назад

did it make the voice also? Because it just generated this video for me and it did the music too which I wasn't expecting.

Фото профиля MBC
MBC18 часов назад

Fuck off, no way. That's crazy.

Фото профиля Trent Tullis
Trent Tullis17 часов назад

Now put it in VR. We are indeed headed toward some wild experiences.

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta17 часов назад

yes this would be perfect for VR.

Фото профиля 1Broom
1Broom19 часов назад

Those water reflections look really good for a two hour build. I made a three.js one too if you want to poke at it

Фото профиля l3m0
l3m017 часов назад

I hate to admit it but as a ChatGPT sub holder, the Opus 5.5 fomo on these kind of demos is itching me badly

Фото профиля David T Kramaley
David T Kramaley17 часов назад

seeing entire islands from a few prompts is insane. the future of interactive learning looks real now

Фото профиля jrubiosainz
jrubiosainz17 часов назад

It reminds me to Altissia from FFXV!

Фото профиля Danny Limanseta
Danny Limanseta17 часов назад

just googled Altissia and it does look like it!

Фото профиля Rising Sun Interactive
Rising Sun Interactive19 часов назад

Epic!

Фото профиля 0xProbability
0xProbability15 часов назад

looks insane. I also made game with opus 5.5, and I'm speechless

Фото профиля 🐱
🐱15 часов назад

Aaaand it's slop

Фото профиля W2D.games
W2D.games17 часов назад

It's really special.

Фото профиля Gopinath
Gopinath16 часов назад

WTH!!! Awesome 🤩

Фото профиля JHNY5
JHNY517 часов назад

dooooooope

Фото профиля lord asado 🥩
lord asado 🥩15 часов назад

The caustics projected on the walls and bridge archways are the most surprising parts

Фото профиля Abi
Abi18 часов назад

How many tokens?

Фото профиля Irfan Adam M
Irfan Adam M17 часов назад

anthropic a different breed

Фото профиля Oswaldo Ferreira
Oswaldo Ferreira16 часов назад

No 3d generate models? All opus?

Фото профиля Neal Mann
Neal Mann14 часов назад

damn that is insane.

Фото профиля Efe
Efe16 часов назад

Poseidia has company: Opus 5.5 also built a river voyage in three.js, a dragon-prowed ship sailing from misty dawn to fireworks at night.

Фото профиля Not Harris | Builds Apps
Not Harris | Builds Apps15 часов назад

The picture/image of mountains in the distance is a giveaway you used chat gpt on this

Фото профиля outloop
outloop14 часов назад

😮

Фото профиля Anthony DiCenzo
Anthony DiCenzo17 часов назад

The range in style between the concepts you're pumping out feels really impressive.

Фото профиля Lukáš Litvák
Lukáš Litvák15 часов назад

this is mindblowing

Фото профиля Sunless.jp
Sunless.jp16 часов назад

You should continue your magic assassin game!

Фото профиля BashBash, the Builder ☀️
BashBash, the Builder ☀️16 часов назад

great work🔥vr was always meant to be web native. apple needs to stop holding webxr back

Фото профиля Cupsey
Cupsey17 часов назад

three.js demos keep getting unfairly cinematic

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