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Opus 5 is so good at creating these exploded-view and wireframe three.js product sites. Give it a video reference and it can build the experience directly in three.js or Blender. Then keep improving the details, textures, and lighting with follow-up prompts. I got our entire design team to turn... landing pages built around images and video into three.js sites. They're lighter and easier to prompt. Since everything is code, AI can make more precise changes with fewer iterations. The difference between the old image-based sites and the new three.js versions is staggering. I can also jump in after the team finishes and help refine the details. Btw, is getting 100K views a day, which is absolutely nuts. The repo reached 3.8K GitHub stars in 4 days. It's my fastest-growing open-source project by far. So I added 60 more components. I'm also looking for sponsors to help fund ThreeUI long-term so I can keep adding to it.show more

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