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Meng To used the open-source Anatomy skill to turn one prompt into an animated SVG explainer of Seedream's image layers. The prompt, the one follow-up, and how the skill works.
Meng To is building an icon-and-illustration-to-3D tool with Opus 5.5: presets, materials, bases and animated backdrops. How it is structured, and where an SVG-to-3D pipeline breaks.
In a 45-minute tutorial Meng To shows how he builds web apps with Claude Code and Codex: meeting notes to baseline, one thread per feature, then an AI API and Stripe. The method and the three prompts.
A free browser tool rebuilds any real city block from OpenStreetMap and elevation data, then draws it as manga line art, screentone and solid black. Here's the three-buffer line trick, and how to rebuild a small version with an AI coding model.
The Eyes of the Sky developer posted 93 seconds of himself getting hit. What the frames show about attack warnings and damage feedback, and why difficulty should be tuned from damage logs and fresh players, not from the developer's own hands.
Frank Reitberger ported Mercury's 64k intro Delight to the browser on three.js WebGPU. We map its render pipeline, from a raymarched G-buffer to bloom and glare, and show how to build a small version with an AI coding model.
An 8-second loop by akella: thousands of tiny app windows labelled claude and codex stream in a ribbon and burst into clusters. There's no code or live page, so we break down what's on screen and how to rebuild it with instancing and an AI coding model.
genevieve__h gave Gemini 4 Argon launch clips plus brand and motion guidelines. It wrote the copy, built a 62-second cut in HyperFrames and prompted Lyria for the music. Here's the pipeline, and how to point it at your own game.
TechHalla’s cenote clip passed 200k views with stills from Magnific One and motion from Seedance. How the joke is built, why it reads as phone footage, and the prop that drifts.
TechHalla pushes a monster-truck show into the absurd with One and Seedance: ramp, lift-off, stunt drops, pyro. How the beats escalate, why it opens on a phone, and how the name gets into the shot.
TechHalla posted his full Seedance 2.5 prompt: style paragraph, characters by look, six 5-second blocks, boosters. How it fakes a bystander’s phone in one take, and what the model ignored.
TechHalla put his Seedance 2.5 prompt on screen: logline, style and audio, seven timeline blocks, consistency rules. How the one-second freeze sets up the lunge, and why the timings drift.
TechHalla gave both models the same da Vinci workshop brief and cut the results into a split screen. Opus built a warm museum, Gemini an engineering dashboard; what each chose, and what one run can’t tell you.
genevieve__h built a voice D&D table where Gemini 3.8 Live narrates, rolls dice, draws scenes and updates the character sheet while it talks. Here's the tool-calling structure, scene continuity and state handling, and how they carry over to a voice NPC of your own.
In genevieve__h's Clever Brainstorm demo, Gemini 3.8 Live holds a voice conversation while tool calls turn it into sections, open questions and actions. Here's the structure, and how to use it to pitch a game aloud or build a voice NPC that acts.
genevieve__h demos Gemini 3.8 TTS: a one-sentence casting note becomes a persistent voice, and direction lines plus inline tags steer every beat. Here's how to use it for game dialogue and video narration.
genevieve__h made a 3D fruit fly spend calories on CS:GO cases; across 1,000 runs, every fly starved. We break down the urge threshold, the case economy and the loss-chasing loop, and how to build a satire toy like it.
Stained Glass is one of the 30 free AI browser games Aman shared: H3 Max generated a gameplay-style clip, then Claude rebuilt it in Three.js. Here's the pipeline and the one rule that makes it work: the light is the floor.
JustOutGames tracks new Steam releases, scores them 0–100 from reviews and player activity, and adds an AI analysis after 48 hours. Here's how a game maker can use it to study launches, pricing and trailers.
An indie developer revisits an RTS side project built with no goals, just to practise. Its "INCOMING!" panel uses a second camera to show off-screen events without stealing the main view. How to build it, and what it costs.
Duck.ai's free tier has a daily cap that bigger models use up faster and leaves out Sonnet- and Opus-class models; chats aren't stored by default. What its small models can handle in a creative workflow, and where the privacy ends.
A 35-second vertical AI short shared by lxfater: watering clouds, painting the moon, bursting through the sky. Seven shots share one rule and one film palette. How it was made, and whether AI is really the abstract one.
The open-source ssbu-recomp turns the Switch code of Smash Ultimate into a native Windows program, and almost all of its code was written by Claude agents. How static recompilation works here, what the AI did, and where it still stutters.
maxescu had Gemini 4 Argon build an 8-voice retro synth in under half an hour, all in a single HTML file. We read the live source to show how it's structured and how to get a model to hand you a playable instrument.
