One Kyoto photo becomes a walkable 3D world via Atlas, Three.js and Claude
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-15
Developer @29meatai turned a single Kyoto photo into a walkable, interactive 3D world in three steps: generate the space and export a high-quality 3DGS file with World Labs' Atlas (completed within free credits), render it in Three.js for first-person exploration, and use Claude ("Fable 5.2") to code the interaction — touching any spot morphs the scene from realistic photo to anime to night.
The demo shows how generative 3D tools now stack cleanly with hand-written code, and the full pipeline is reproducible on a free budget.
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