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Mech test with Fable 5.2 (High) - fully procedural, built in Three.js.
First run. One prompt, one pass. No follow-ups, no manual fixes, no cleanup.
~65k triangles, 52-joint rig, 14 hydraulic pistons, procedural walking with no keyframes, 0 mm measured foot drift, combat mode, cannon + missiles, target tracking, exploded view, X-ray, 5 cameras, full HUD and procedural sound.
The locomotion is the most impressive part - the walk, turning, braking and foot placement are all solved procedurally.
Fable 5.2 is an absolute monster at this.
If you want to try it yourself, the live demo is here:
Procedural walking with 0 mm foot drift from a single prompt is wild, foot sliding is usually the first thing that gives away generated animation. Did you ask for the IK setup in the prompt, or did it pick that approach on its own?
I did ask for the IK setup in the prompt.
The brief explicitly called for a real joint hierarchy and simple analytic two-bone IK for the legs, with planted feet and no sliding.
What surprised me was how well it actually implemented that in one pass - and it wrote the IK itself...
Writing the IK itself instead of pulling in a library is the impressive part, way easier to tweak later too.
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Impressive :)
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What I did:
• Script & storyboard — 8 scenes, approved by the client before any generation
• Character sheets — Emma and Tom stay identical in every shot; the mascot Manny kept exactly as the client designed him
• One consistent kitchen set, mapped from every angle
• AI video generation with green-screen phones, then real app recordings tracked into each screen
• Motion titles readable with the sound off, British voice-over, music and sound design
• Final delivery: 1080×1920, ready for Facebook & Instagram
Result: 5-star review — "The final result exceeded my expectations."
Need an ad like this for your product? Message me.
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The Modular Robotics Suite landing page. 🤖
For Modular Robotics Suite I turned a modular hardware line into one continuous 3D story. A single arm shows assembly, welding, painting and inspection, then opens up a servo layer by layer. Five product lines are explained without a single paragraph of spec text.
I combine product design with real-time 3D development, so the idea you approve is exactly what ships. No compromises between the mockup and the browser.
Looks really nice