The skill author turned a single picture into an animated Three.js creature: every part, colour and move is TypeScript code running live in the browser, with buttons for each animation.
Video: @NickDevFE on X, shown with credit. Press play; sound is on unless you mute it.
A reference for what img2threejs can make. The creator says it was made with this tool, and the repo is public. We checked the link: github.com/img2threejs/img2threejs.
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APP DEMO1:30A real run in Codex: the agent follows the img2threejs workflow with a Hyper3D reference and builds an electric guitar as plain Three.js code, ending in a model you can spin and keep editing.
MOTION0:18A short tour of what HyperFrames renders, plus its built-in editor. Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini.
MOTION0:20A fast tour of techniques catalogued in the awesome-ai-motion guide, which the first reply links.
MOTION1:20Made with HyperFrames. HyperFrames is free and open source: the main button takes you to it.
MOTION1:11The skill author asked the agent for a Halloween short: Clawd goes trick-or-treating for tokens dressed as other agents, with every frame, the music and 100+ hidden jokes written in code.
MOTION1:35Made with Claude Code + Remotion. Remotion is free and open source: the main button takes you to it.