AI 3D Looks Worse When You Make It? Set Expectations With Skills, Not Instructions
chaseleantj · x · 2026-09-13
The author argues the gap between amazing AI-generated 3D and your own attempts comes down to expectations: a skill's job is not to teach the model how to do things, but to set the bar — e.g. "target Awwwards-level quality" and "use the strongest appropriate rendering techniques." More on writing skills in future posts.
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