@XFreeze This is the kind of update agent tools actually need. Less flashy, but better context tracking, MCP recovery and background-task handling can make the whole workflow feel much more reliable.
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@yadong_xie This is incredibly well done. The blueprint interface and 3D interactions feel like one cohesive product. Curious: did the agent generate the geometry and animations, or did you provide the 3D models and have it build the web experience around them?
One image in. A complete 3D model out.
I uploaded only a front view to @tripoai. No side or back references.
The level of detail it reconstructed from a single angle is incredible. I did not expect the result to be this good.
@itsGrizai Not yet, but that's actually a good idea.
I only linked RPM to the visual behavior for now. Dynamic engine sound would make it much more immersive.
I'm not an aerospace engineer, but with Codex I created a simplified interactive 3D visualization of a turbofan engine directly in the browser.
You can explore its main components, switch between assembled and exploded views, enable auto-rotation, and control the RPM.
It is not an engineering-grade model, but a visual demonstration built entirely with code.