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GPT-6 AstraAuthor's original
Interactive Pelican Riding a Bicycle
Create a browser-based 3D pelican cycling on a mint-green bicycle, with natural pedaling, orbit controls, zoom and adjustable speed.
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Creator notes
Build the character and bicycle, then check proportions and pedal motion from several camera angles. Test orbit, zoom and the cycling-speed control. Keep the motion smooth as the speed changes and inspect the final page in the browser.
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The prompt
Create a stylish, interactive 3D scene of a pelican riding a bicycle, and display it in the browser.
The pelican should wear a red-and-white cycling cap and sunglasses. Give the bicycle a mint-green vintage frame, and add animated speed lines to emphasize motion.
Let me rotate the scene, zoom in, and adjust the cycling speed. Pay close attention to bicycle geometry, character proportions, and natural pedaling motion. Keep the animation smooth as the speed changes.
Make the page polished and ready for a public demo, with thoughtful lighting, a cohesive color palette, and clean controls.
Test it in the browser yourself and fix any visual or interaction bugs before finishing.
How to use this prompt
Choose one thing to change
Swap the subject, art style or setting. Keep the camera and interaction clear. Build a small version first, then refine one detail at a time.
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