@preyforge es, I respect the copyright for Iron Man, so I do not intend to publish it to the public web. If copyright issues are resolved, I would like to create a comprehensive website showcasing the Mark I, Mark V, Mark XLIV, and so on.
@SamNguyen271 I can't send a lot of text since I'm not an X member. I'll send you a screenshot of the prompt; I'm not sure how to get the 3D model file to you—perhaps you could find one on a 3D forum or have GPT generate it.
@MaskotJohn81655 The first step is to have GPT-6 create a 3D model in Blender, and the second step is to provide that model—along with the disassembly requirements—to GPT-6.
I skipped the first step because 3D modeling consumes a lot of tokens; I found a free 3D model from the community instead.
@aiseomastery My initial idea was to build a fun excavator for my son, who's an excavator enthusiast. It looks pretty good, so I'm sharing it with everyone.
@pranaysoft I think it's okay. Let me take a look at its code structure first. Open source is only meaningful if it's scalable. But this demo was generated using a one-line prompt, which didn't follow my previous workflow, so I'm unsure about the code quality.
@BereczMarton I only used GPT Plus, twice with the 5-hour limit. Note that you should choose GPT-6-astra as the model and the lowest possible computing power (otherwise it will be too expensive).