3D graphics with Claude Opus 5.5

Dan Greenheck

@dgreenheck · Sep 23

A large three.js coastal-town scene by Dan Greenheck with a live demo, the project behind his viral token-cost video.

riba2534

@riba2534 · Sep 23

A repo of launch demos from riba2534, including a pelican-riding-a-bicycle test that also has a hosted page.

Victor M

@victormustar · Sep 24

Opus 5.5 designed a buildable duck and verified 3,204 connections with zero collisions, so the model can actually be assembled with real bricks.

Meng To

@MengTo · Sep 23

Meng To generated a three.js scene with dynamic weather, lighting changes, realistic textures and 3D characters, and published it as a live site.

Dan Greenheck

@dangreenheck · Sep 23

Dan Greenheck shared a video of the large Tidewater coastal-town build, pointing out details like birds diving, and tallying the token spend.

Denis Shiryaev 💙💛

@literallydenis · Sep 24

Denis had Opus 5.5 build a 3D scene including a soundtrack and text-to-image assets in under an hour.

Aurelien

@Aurelien_Gz · Sep 23

Photoreal water rendered live in a single HTML file with raw WebGL2, credited to Opus 5.5. After demand from viewers the creator open-sourced it as github.com/Aureliengmz/clearwater (496 stars at fetch time).

Alex Albert

@alexalbert__ · Sep 22

Alex Albert noticed Opus 5.5 could drive Blender inside claude.ai to produce claymation-style animation from one prompt.

Vib3Coded

@vib3coded · Sep 26

A wobbling watermelon jelly slice where the creator preferred Opus 5.5 for colour, gloss and how it stretches and jiggles.

Ben Poole

@poolio · Sep 22

The creator turned a hand sketch into a working simulation using Opus 5.5.

ついはじめ | Hajime Tsui

@hajimetwi3 · Sep 28

A Claude Code run produced a sea with droplets on the lens, fish below and birds above.

Matthew Berman

@MatthewBerman · Sep 22

Matthew Berman had Opus 5.5 rebuild the city including people, pets, cars and traffic.

anteloc

@anteloc · Sep 23

Open-source tooling that lets an agent design LEGO models in LDraw format, built with Opus 5.5 and discussed on Hacker News.

GMI Cloud

@gmi_cloud · Sep 24

GMI Cloud reported Opus 5.5 produced the scene in about one twelfth of the time Opus 5 needed.

Techartist

@techartist_ · Sep 22

A Three.js and TSL scene in which architecture advances from line drawing to massing, detail and final build.

Higgsfield AI 🧩

@higgsfield_ai · Sep 22

Higgsfield showed a Blender train modelled by Opus 5.5 down to every interior seat.

Stefan 3D AI

@Stefan_3D_AI · Sep 22

A 10-second procedural render took 35 minutes and about $13 for Opus 5.5, in a head-to-head with a timelapse of the build.

Chetan Ankola

@chetanankola · Sep 24

Chetan Ankola's first three.js scene has a road folding up a wall and across a ceiling before turning into sheet music.

Alexey Fateev

@superalesha · Sep 22

A Blender scene produced by the model from a short prompt, shared as a video clip of the result.

Alex Albert

@alexalbert__ · Sep 22

Anthropic's Alex Albert shows an entire 3D street scene built in Blender from a single prompt, crediting better 3D modeling and vision.

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@KanaWorks_AI · Sep 27

A follow-up Godot demo showing how Opus 5.5 handled lighting and mood in a 3D scene.

Veee

@vikktorrrre · Sep 25

Waves, a drivable boat, a fishing village, a reef and a day-night cycle in the browser, with the creator noting over $2,000 of token value.