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Created a cinematic 3D animation for a client, including character animation, climbing sequences, crowd scenes, camera animation, lighting, and environment setup. Worked from the client’s requirements to create the final animated visuals.
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An immersive 3D website concept for Insta360 Luna.
The camera model was created in Blender and brought into XrollY (Upcoming), where I created the scroll-driven 3D animations and interactive scene.
The finished experience was then embedded into Framer, allowing the 3D experience to become part of a modern website without building the entire site around a 3D engine.
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Very immersive work 😍
My X feed filled up with people shipping little games with the new Astra model.
When I finally got access, I started one of my own.
I made three concept images in ChatGPT first. Neon arena. Industrial pit. The kind of Smash TV energy I grew up on. Then I handed those to an agent and let it build.
What came back was playable faster than I expected. Twin-stick arena shooter. Short runs. Waves. A boss. Browser, mobile and desktop.
The first prototype took about 30 minutes and everything after has been fine tuning the gameplay and polish.
The first iterations were too easy, so I cranked up the difficulty which helped a lot.
Bolt Pit is public now if you want to try a run:
I'm working on porting it to Unity now also as I want to take advantage of the unity engine.
this is amazing
it blows my mind what you can achieve now with AI
