@Saccc_c: Wow!! Now with Codex + Blender, it's completely possible to create footage with commercial film quality!!! Below is a 4K version of a rainy night 711 scene I made with Codex + Blender. The details are truly impressive – feels like making a short film by hand is no longer a dream!
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The user demonstrates creating a 4K rainy night 711 scene with Codex and Blender, achieving commercial film quality, indicating these tools can be used for professional-grade content creation.
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Wow!! With Codex + Blender, it’s totally possible to create visuals that match the quality of commercial films now!!!
Here’s a 4K rainy night scene of a 7-Eleven I created using Codex + Blender. The details are so immersive—it feels like crafting my own short film isn’t just a dream anymore 😍 https://t.co/bCb75r1NRr
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