Mystery model Space Bunny turns hand-drawn sketches into playable 3D games
omarsar0 · x · 2026-09-25
omarsar0 tested the unidentified Space Bunny model (free in OpenCode this week, 1M-token context, image input), focusing on visual tasks:
- Self-verification: with a browser it screenshots its own work and fixes issues before declaring done — valuable for long-horizon agents
- Built a full landing page from a rough wireframe with 7 handwritten notes, following every one
- Reconstructed a 3D moka pot from a single photo, down to the eight-sided body and brass valve
- Built a 3D mirrorless camera anatomy with 67 labeled parts, an 11-element lens, and an exploded view
- Generated a 60-second animated proof of circle area = πr² with a live slider and narration
- Turned a hand-drawn game level sketch into a playable Three.js 3D game, then playtested its own jumps in Chrome and tuned physics until every lava stone was reachable
Best suited for image-to-code, interactive prototyping, and 3D creative coding; notably fast.
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