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Once you have built one 3D world, coding a new one with AI using Three.js becomes much easier. Feed the existing code to AI, ask for variation ideas, then generate a prompt and refine the result through iterations. AI is also now quite capable of working with TSL.

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Paul Allen2 months ago

Great advice. I cross-pollenate analogous patterns back and forth from Maya based projects and three.js dev a lot, code and UX.

Etrit Neziri2 months ago

I did my portfolio in 3D, it consumed a lot of tokens but I think it was worth it and I love it:

Andre Macedo2 months ago

Make sense. You refine your own engine through iteration and then just change the themes. Cool.

WizFrogmark2 months ago

Cool 🤩

Marx Charle2 months ago

It makes me want to try something : some sort of adventure or rpg game with several dioramas connected together ( instead of one big world map )

Techartist2 months ago

Do it, you definitely have the talent to

Marx Charle2 months ago

Thanks for the kind words ! Will give it a try :)

Shikhar2 months ago

Noice. 3d keeps getting better every iteration. I should revisit my last month generations.

Techartist2 months ago

I keep a whole archive, previous code helps in building new worlds/scenes etc. I do that regularly

Shikhar2 months ago

That's actually great.

Jonathan Craig2 months ago

People really do not seem to understand how valuable it is to use working reference material when building with AI

Mentis 🇦🇺2 months ago

The acceleration is accelerating. Crazy how fast these new skills compound!

Mr Pixel | Driftania 🏝2 months ago

The "feed the existing code back in" part is the real unlock — the model doesn't need to know Three.js, it needs to know your Three.js. Half my agent wins come from that, and half my disasters come from forgetting to do it.

NuoNuo YSN2 months ago

That makes me want to try something new

AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

Feeding old code back in to speed up the next build is such a good habit.

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