User Has GPT-6-Sol Design Its Own Mascot, Rig and Animate It in Blender for 1% of Plan Quota
hullabaloo22 · x · 2026-09-23
A developer ran a playful experiment: they asked GPT-6-Sol to create a mascot of itself — generating concept art, operating Blender to model, rig and animate the character, placing it into a Three.js scene, and writing code to produce a Ghibli-inspired HDRI skybox, all autonomously.
The whole pipeline consumed only 1% of the user's 5x plan quota, showcasing the model's ability to carry out multi-step creative workflows end to end.
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