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Same experiment, different book: I gave Opus 5 the first paragraphs of Harry Potter and asked for a Three.js render. It built a 4-minute procedural film, 7.6k lines of TypeScript. Zero assets. Every texture drawn on a 2D canvas at runtime, every character assembled from boxes and cylinders, every...

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