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What if your image generator, 3D renderer, and live code environment were all the same canvas?
I built that inside Fuser - and here's how it went.
⭐️ First - generating an image: same cake prompt, multiple image models, side by side. I'm testing until the frosting texture and cherry gloss are exactly right.
⭐️ Once I locked the image - I pushed it into a 3D render. Same asset, next dimension.
⭐️ Then Creative Code Node. This is Fuser's live coding environment built directly into the canvas - I wired the 3D cake to a color picker, fruit toggles, candles - all updating in real time.
⁉️ Curious...What part of your creative workflow feels the most disconnected right now - generation, rendering, or bringing it all together? Drop it below 🤔👇🏻
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love seeing your process with Fuser!
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