Opus 5.5 does NOT need anything other than some javascript/typescript libraries to make very detailed 2d and 3d visualizations. I've spent a week worth of tokens just feeling out what it can do.

The step function change on Opus 5.5 for visual work shocked me.. and I haven't been surprised like this in a long time with LLMs.

EDIT: When I first saw the "P(DOOM)" video and some of the other animations I was VERY skeptical that Opus 5.5 without a lot of tools could make something like that.. until I tried it for myself. It can.. 100%.

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Cider9986 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This is the video (I think) in case anyone's wondering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8j-hR4fJywU

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rplnt 2 hours ago | parent [-]

One important thing (which might be obvious from the context of this thread, but I still missed it) is that only the video was generated, not audio.

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prodigycorp 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It's very good, yes, but I expected it to produce midjourney type results out of the box. That did not happen. The models are definitely granular stuff now though. They must be training off a ton of digital artist stroke data now.

But it other cases, like the music videos, much of the magic is done by access to elevenlabs and suno apis.

Edit: just saw your edit about the pdoom video. Can you share how you prompted it? Would be helpful to know.