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Built my entire university campus in browser with @threejs

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Built this with Opus 5.5, Three.js, and WebGL. Still can't believe it runs in the browser. 👀 @AnthropicAI

building a spatial music tool in WebXR @threejs

I used Opus 5.5 to build & port 3 procedural buildings from Blender geometry nodes to the web. The node graphs run live in three.js, a procedural city wraps around them, with light & camera presets. Live demo, source-code & .blend files included:

this is how I keep an eye on my coding agents a 3D office connected to my live T3 Code sessions, so I can check on them wherever I go (built with @threejs & @t3dotcodes)

@Dominik Scholz

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

GPT-6 Astra + @threejs is insane. We are way beyond static models. We are engineering living worlds in code now. There are no "3D model files" in this demo. Both trains are generated at runtime from Typescript/Three.js code using dimensions, profiles, and geometry functions.

PORTED 3 PROCEDURAL BUILDINGS FROM BLENDER GEOMETRY NODES STRAIGHT INTO THE BROWSER — WITH CLAUDE OPUS 5.5 This isn't a render or a static image: the exact same node graphs that built the buildings in Blender are now actually running live in the browser on Three.js. The

updated my portfolio site, this one was UI dev practice after a client RFP for a working cinematic FUI. I was curious how @threejs could handle a complex system w loads of fine details moving in concert to form the interface, all rearranging+configuring on scroll. built it as I

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