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Jaynit Makwana says they gave GPT-6 Astra this idea inside Codex. The requested result is an interactive 3D forest scene with a samurai, camera controls, cinematic lighting, environmental detail, and a clean presentation. The author says Hyper3D Rodin MCP generated the samurai model for the resulting experience.
A reusable recreation prompt recommended by the author for building an interactive anatomical head-and-brain atlas. It requests licensed anatomical meshes, layered exploration, inspection tools, clipping planes, exploded views, and an offline standalone HTML application.
The author says they used GPT-6 Astra and Blender to build the scene and camera setup, and shared Chinese generation requirements for a 10-second animal comedy short. The prompt defines an orange-and-white cat, a household robotic arm, a cat-tail-shaped toy, a living room setting, camera relationships, and a comedic reversal.
The author paraphrases and lists a prompt for creating a League of Legends-style web game, calling for the map, champions, minions, turrets, and a five-champion starting lineup to be recreated. The prompt describes a 3D game creation goal, but the post does not make clear whether the author actually entered it.
The creator showcases a browser-based slime app called Softie and later shares the prompt used to make it. The prompt calls for a draggable, squeezable soft-body slime with adjustable controls.
Create an interactive miniature street scene with a courier bicycle, shops, wet-road effects, scattered leaves, a curved world, pixel-art styling, and adjustable Forge parameters.
PixVerse’s verified comment presents this as a prompt used in Hermes Agent. The root post credits PixVerse creator @woleswoosh for the catfu showcase and says it was made with GPT-6 Astra + Blender. The prompt directs an agent to build lightweight Blender meshes and animation for a rigid, stoic tabby cat parrying incoming hands in a Japanese temple courtyard, render a 10-second motion-reference MP4, then generate a photorealistic 1080p video using PixVerse CLI and Seedance 2.5.
Build a controllable 3D passenger aircraft, airport, flight instruments and a full takeoff-to-landing game loop, using the complete author-shared prompt.
The author presents this one-sentence GPT-6 Astra prompt as their input for a deterministic galaxy simulation and a 30-second flight through it. It requests real orbital physics and 320,000 stars.
Creates a 12-second Blender white-model action animation of a swordsman destroying a monumental gate, then transforms it into a painterly fantasy-film sequence with a mountain fortress, collapsing structures, aerial camera reveal, music, and synchronized sound.
A reusable prompt for creating a cozy 3D wetland scene with a lake, cabin, island, abandoned house, boat, paths, vegetation, wildlife, and surrounding forest.
The author says they asked Astra in Codex to reimagine Peach’s Castle in 3D and create a fly-by video. In a follow-up comment, the author says the work included a Blender model, an orbit checked in daylight and at dusk, 88 modeled glass panes in Peach’s window, and a ground-floor interior.
Create a 12-second Blender white-model animation of a monumental entrance, keyhole fly-through, astronomical instrument, and floating academy, then use PixVerse to render it as a cinematic fantasy sequence. The requested deliverables include both MP4s and an editable Blender project.
A prompt attributed by argofowl to “opus 5.5 extra high” requesting a browser-based Three.js project: a calm, endlessly procedural world to freely roam, with interactive entities, surprises, a defined goal, and a completion chime for playtesting.
A reusable request for an interactive 3D volcanic island featuring flowing lava and boats that flee during the eruption. The root author says they sent this request to several models, including Astra-6, as part of a comparison.
A reusable workflow prompt for creating and animating a 12-second GTA-inspired cartoon car chase in Blender, then processing the shots with PixVerse Seedance 2.5.
A linked tweet by vitalduval states this request to Astra for a CAD-designed body. AI Highlight reposts the resulting showcase and attributes it to GPT-6 Astra.
A verified author comment supplies this prompt for the pirate-ship comparison. The root post identifies the right-hand scene as Claude Opus 5.5, and a second verified author comment links to the Claude artifact. The instruction requests a standalone browser page containing a detailed, animated pirate ship sailing through a cinematic stylized sunset ocean.
The author shares a workflow for creating a rough 3D game with Codex, Blender MCP, and Astra: first generate a target concept image, then continuously refine the game visuals through screenshot comparisons while maintaining 60 fps.
The author says this Chinese prompt was provided to GPT-6 Astra to use Isaac Lab for reinforcement learning on the Sharpa dexterous hand, create a 3D mesh of the pen from scratch, and deliver the trained policy and a visualization video.
Create a full-screen interactive Three.js and WebGL koi pond with draggable fish releases, ripples, rain, a fish-affecting whirlpool, responsive controls, and Web Audio water effects.
The creator says they used Chinese text prompts with no attachments to produce a 30-second video in an AAA fantasy game CGI style through GPT-6 Astra and Seedance 2.5. The prompt calls for continuous close-quarters combat between a goggle-wearing warrior and a scaled, ridged beast in a modern underground railway station, with strict control over character consistency, camera work, action physics, environmental destruction, and diegetic sound only.
The author shared this as a recommended starting prompt for building a version like their interactive Brain Cat website. It requests a responsive 3D anatomy explorer with transparent reveal, rotation, structure separation, labeled regions, layer controls, animated educational signals, and scientific-source attribution.
The author reports using this prompt with GPT-6 Astra Max in Codex for a 3D Waymo Jaguar I-Pace model made with Three.js. They state that no reference was used and that the resulting vehicle did not resemble the actual car.
