Opus 5.5 generates a fully procedural, walkable Miami Beach in three.js
prasenx · x · 2026-09-27
Developer prasenx used Opus 5.5 with three.js to build "Ocean Drive": a fully procedural first-person Miami Beach sunrise scene where every hotel, palm, bird, wave, and sound is generated in code. Open-sourced at StarKnightt/ocean-drive (Vite-based), it lets you walk, jump, ride a bike, or drive a lifeguard ATV in the browser — showing how far LLMs can push interactive three.js worlds.
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