Iterative AI ship design: from target shape to structured hull in about 10 minutes
Promptmethus · x · 2026-11-06
Promptmethus shows his in-house software iteratively designing a spaceship: after determining a target source shape, each generation pass takes about a minute, and within 10 minutes the design evolves from a crude stick-with-a-wedge into a structured hull. Isometric renders of versions v0–v2 show color-tagged components (hull, radiator, receiver, hardpoints, thrusters) progressively refining across passes.
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