Building a 3D Optimus Prime Website with Hyper3D MCP and GPT
vista8 · x · 2026-09-11
The author breaks down how they built a 3D Optimus Prime website using Hyper3D's MCP plus GPT.
Core workflow:
- Generate images with Codex;
- Let Hyper3D MCP produce the 3D model and exploded-view assets;
- Embed the GBL-format 3D model into the webpage with specified animations.
The author says adding 3D assets is a great way to make a site stand out, and notes the Rodin 2.5 model can even make 3D games. Free signup grants 10 credits for generating multiple 3D assets, and a first-month membership costs just $1.
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