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Kimi K3 made this fighter jet asset for under $1. Prompt: "Use the Blender MCP tool to make me a fighter jet that I will later use in a video game. Please make it on par with a PS3-era model." 25 minutes later, it was ready in Blender. Imagine... show more

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🚨 BREAKING: 🇨🇳 China: We will supply Pakistan with the fifth-generation J-35AE fighter jet; this will pose major challenges for India, as its high speed will make it extremely difficult to evade. 🇮🇳 India: We are undeterred by these threats. It makes no difference to us whether you provide Pakistan with a fifth-generation or a sixth-generation fighter jet, because we have already deployed our BrahMos missiles in your neighboring countries.

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I don't have a name for it yet lol, this was a Blender test I made to try creating a visual feel the game. I'm in the process of making it as an actual game in unity now.

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