@xingbugengming: I don't have the GPT 5.6-Sol model, but I spent an hour using up five hours' worth of quota to test the frontend capabilities of GPT 5.6-Terra. The results were very impressive, especially when handling image matting—it's amazing. I asked it to create a webpage: an interactive card of Guan Yu from the Three Kingdoms, with mouse drag...
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The user tested the frontend capabilities of GPT 5.6-Terra, creating an interactive Guan Yu card webpage from the Three Kingdoms. The results were outstanding, particularly in image matting and depth-of-field perspective.
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I don’t have the GPT 5.6-Sol model.
But I spent an hour burning through five hours of quota to test the frontend capabilities of GPT 5.6-Terra. The results are really good—especially impressive when handling image masking.
I asked it to build a webpage: an interactive Guan Yu character card set in the Three Kingdoms era. When you drag the card with the mouse, it has a laser-like effect, along with depth of field and perspective.
Would you like to give it a try, dear viewers?
Should I put in some effort to turn this into an exhibition website for Three Kingdoms character cards?
Xiaoqi said (@xingbugengming): Woke up early to update Codex and found the sky had fallen.
The reset chance now shows the exact expiration time—mad, only two days left before it expires once. Kinda regret not going all out.
Why can I only use 5.6 Terra and 5.6 Luna? Where’s my sol???
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