@huchris007: In 1933, Liang Sicheng surveyed the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda. He wrote a letter to Lin Huiyin at the foot of the pagoda, saying it was so magnificent that he wished she could see it right then. I also visited it last March and was truly awed. Last night, I used Kimi K3 to recreate a digital version of the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda. 10,611 components, four lighting scenes: morning, noon, dusk, and night. K3 did it all in one go. Awesome!
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The user used the Kimi K3 model to reconstruct a digital version of the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, containing 10,611 components and four lighting scenes (morning, noon, dusk, night), demonstrating the model's 3D reconstruction capability.
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In 1933, Liang Sicheng inspected the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda. From its base, he wrote to Lin Huiyin, saying the pagoda was so magnificent that he wished she could see it right then and there.
I went to see it myself last March—truly breathtaking.
Last night, I used Kimi K3 to rebuild a digital version of the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda.
10,611 components, four lighting scenes (morning, noon, dusk, night)—K3 finished it all in one go. Incredible! https://t.co/Osksa2MHAG
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