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This threejs experience am building is going to be insanely amazing. Built a tiny harbour town - an apartment I can't move into 🏮 Started with a single illustration. This will turn it into a whole explorable city with Opus 5.5 + Blender + Three.js. little robots wandering the... show more

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Ninesvor 2 Tagen

Starting from a single illustration gives the town a strong visual anchor. Small repeatable routines for the robots could make revisits feel alive without needing a huge simulation.

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David T Kramaleyvor 2 Tagen

the glow from the windows gives it a real lived‑in feel. those wandering bots add great scale

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Sam Rostamivor 2 Tagen

the jump from one illustration to a full walkable city is the part that gets me. not the code, just watching a world unfold from a single image

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LatentNoisevor 2 Tagen

These are awesome. So cute. The night shots look great with the lanterns

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Vsevalidvor 2 Tagen

Major Disco Elysium vibes This looks incredible. Is there somewhere we can see it in action?

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Arenavor 2 Tagen

This town has better urban planning than most real cities. 😂

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Inmersionvor 2 Tagen

Prompt please

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Daniel Johnsenvor 2 Tagen

The little robots wandering sell the scale better than the buildings. Harbour towns beat skyline dumps for making a three.js world feel alive.

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dexrelay appvor 2 Tagen

cool! string lights!

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Crio Songovor 2 Tagen

This workflow is super cool, the scene vibe is perfect, really looking forward to the finished work.

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Karmen Bradoventvor 2 Tagen

wow I love this! Can't wait to see more!

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