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A Chinese submission site stores source code and actual prompts without scores. The post's video is archived. Its t.co link resolves to the video, not a website; the site's domain remains unconfirmed.
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A Chinese submission site stores source code and actual prompts without scores. The post's video is archived. Its t.co link resolves to the video, not a website; the site's domain remains unconfirmed.
A Brazilian developer generated an HTML animation in one shot using an English prompt.
A Turkish-language discussion of a LuminaBench comparison, questioning whether it really used Gemini 4.
A custom demoscene instruction set fitting IK and a cycling pelican into 4 KB.
The author rated it above Grok 4.7. The post advertised free access in OpenCode until October 10.
Generated in 58 seconds, with an awkward-looking result; 19,000 views.
Relay services reportedly recognized the fixed prompt and returned a prebuilt SVG while spoofing model identity, undermining the test.
An orange cap, yellow beak, blue outfit and red bicycle on a coastal road with a lighthouse and sailboat. San Francisco coordinates, fog/noon/sunset modes, a 38 km/h speed display and radio UI. Video: about 33 seconds.
An evolution montage combining animations from multiple model generations, about 40 seconds long.
Moving from “can it make 3D?” to “does it hold up in close-up?” Reported costs: Opus $48.11, Sol $34.55.
1m 52s. The classic prompt was tested as soon as the model launched.
The author reported a three-minute one-shot result and had previously suspected cheating. Compared with LuminaBench's Gemini 4 Pro ckpt1 style.
An observation after Opus 5.5's release: users were testing one-shot completion with cycling pelicans, small games and Three.js cities.
Game / interactiveA Japanese report on generating a 3D pelican cycling game from one prompt and deploying it to Cloudflare Pages.
An overloaded variant combining the cycling pelican with Sun Wukong, Qin Shi Huang and combinatorics.
Two checkpoints produced very different styles from the same prompt. Some commenters questioned whether this was an official Gemini 4 model. A widely discussed comparison.
AnimationA comparison site with single-file HTML outputs from three models.
A comparison of an elaborate 3D page with a simpler HTML/SVG animation, attributing the difference to the prompts.
Text-to-image rather than SVG, showing the prompt's spread to image models.