Taking a single paragraph of literary text, which is abstract and ambiguous, and converting it into a 3D animation requires an enormous amount of implicit knowledge about spatial relationships, intuitive physics, everyday objects, and so forth. Not to mention the mathematics of 3D transformations and computer graphics more generally. Saying that it's indicative of no more than three.js coding ability is absurd.

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beepbooptheory an hour ago | parent [-]

Why does it require knowledge about spatial relationships?

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fasterik 41 minutes ago | parent [-]

Because the degree of realism in a video is determined by implicit knowledge of concepts like "in front of", "behind", "next to", "inside", "outside", "between", "occluded by", etc. as well as distances, angles, and the relative size of objects when viewed from a perspective.

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