@scottstts: I asked Fable to create a Mars city in @threejs, after 6hrs and dozens of subagents in one shot, this is the result (10…
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A developer showcased how Fable, an AI agent, generated a fully procedural Mars city in Three.js after six hours and dozens of subagents, calling the result beyond expectations.
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I asked Fable to create a Mars city in @threejs, after 6hrs and dozens of subagents in one shot, this is the result (100% procedural), using my Three.js Awesome Graphics Agent Skills
Still a lot of details i need to polish but this was beyond my expectation🤯 https://t.co/iMS95ENJ2A
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