
Roman Colosseum assembles itself from 44,754 flying stone pieces
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OUR NOTEA 73-second 3D build-up animation Fable 5.5 made on its own initiative: thousands of blocks fly in to form the Colosseum's piers, arches and upper tiers, ending with the velarium, with captions and a running part counter.
I asked Fable 5.5 what it would make if it had spare time on a Friday...
44,754 separate 3D piece parts later:THE PROMPT
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MAKE ONE LIKE THIS
Three steps, using what the creators in this index used.- 1 · Copy the prompt
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PROMPT TEMPLATE → - 2 · Long piece? Give Claude a framework
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