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How to build an explorable 3D scene from a one-line idea with 3dviz Pro Max

Turn a short creative prompt into a Three.js scene an agent builds and checks on screen.

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  • Intermediate
  • 1 hour
  • From the README
  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Who it is forA creative coder or hobbyist who has a scene idea, such as a fantasy village, and wants a working first view without choosing a renderer or writing a spec first.

The problemStarting a 3D scene from a blank project means choosing a renderer, lighting, camera and art direction before anything appears on screen.

The outcomeA runnable Three.js scene with a distinct art direction and moving creatures, plus a report of what was built and what was observed in the rendered frames.

What you need first

  • Claude Code or Codex installed, with the ability to load a skill folder
  • A local checkout of the viettranx/3dviz-pro-max repository
  • Your agent's project stack for building Three.js scenes (the skill uses the existing project stack)
  • Optional: Playwright, needed only for the capture helper

Steps

  1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/viettranx/3dviz-pro-max.git
  2. Copy the whole skills/3dviz-pro-max/ folder into your agent's skill directory, for example ~/.claude/skills/, and start a new session.
  3. Name the skill in your first prompt so the agent loads it.
  4. Give the agent the starting sentence and let it pick the representation and refine the scene from observed results.
  5. Review the scene in the browser and ask for changes to the art direction or motion.

Prompt for your agent

Using the 3dviz-pro-max skill in the repository at <repo-path>, build a small fantasy village I can explore in Three.js. Choose a distinctive art direction, add a few moving creatures, and inspect the result. Report what you built and what you observed in the rendered frames.

Caveat. The skill supplies guidance and starter files, and your agent must supply the tools that build and run the scene; the repository states it does not render or judge a scene itself.

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