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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...

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endless happy ending

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This is cracked output

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this looks so chill

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"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?

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god i hate you ai reply generating cunts so much

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

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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!

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

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What is the cost?

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

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That background music track tho!!!

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

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the sound design is goooood

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