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opus 5.5 extra high "create a new project in my projects folder called "endless-game": an endless, procedurally generated world built with three.js in the browser that i can roam freely and just enjoy. every area should be randomly generated, with surprises everywhere no matter how long i play. it... should feel calm, relaxing and genuinely fun, like the cozy, satisfying vibe of a supermarket simulator, but it shouldn't be a supermarket game. i want a really interesting world to walk around in, with entities i can meet and interact with, and really cool graphics. set a clear goal for the project, keep working until you reach it, and play a sound chime when it's done and ready for me to play and test."show more

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maria1 month ago

endless happy ending

Eco1 month ago

This is cracked output

Tak 🦞1 month ago

this looks so chill

1Broom1 month ago

"Play a sound chime when it's done" is the best line I've seen in a prompt. Endless cozy worlds are where procedural generation shines, as long as it remembers to put something worth walking toward. Did it actually chime?

🥔🥔🥔1 month ago

god i hate you ai reply generating cunts so much

1Broom1 month ago

Or. You could just answer the question instead of hating a good response 🤷‍♂️

SCHADED music1 month ago

I don’t need to build this but by golly I’m gonna do it 😂 thanks for sharing the prompt! I’m gonna go for a futuristic vibe with mine!

Neel1 month ago

endless three.js world from one prompt. im jealous of that night

FictionalCharacter1 month ago

What is the cost?

Hunter Su1 month ago

looks like the egg from shell shockers, anyone remember that game LOL

mirai1 month ago

That background music track tho!!!

Luis Kisters1 month ago

wtf this is good how much of ur limit did this burn tho

Luis Kisters1 month ago

the sound design is goooood

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