3D workCommunity recordYxzRainy published a Three.js work of one pelican cycling along the coast. The creator’s follow-up describes two rounds of screenshots and revisions by the model. The original recording preserves the mismatched wheel and pedal motion. The runnable HTML has yet to be located.
AnimationCommunity recordOn the day Qoder opened its Qwen4-Max-Preview preview, 雨哥向前冲 gave the model only the classic prompt: an animated SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. The model did not stop at a drawing and returned a complete interactive web page. The roughly two-minute video records the Qoder conversation and the generated page in use. The full 1080p video and audio from the original post are retained.
3D workCommunity recordHeithon reports using a model labeled GPT 6.2 Astra during a rollout test to build a cycling scene above the clouds with Three.js. The author says the prompt asked for realism. The original recording shows the pelican riding without holding the handlebars. The model and rollout are source-reported, and release status is unconfirmed. The complete 49-second recording is preserved.
AnimationCommunity recordLeo used Qoder to drive Qwen 4 Preview to generate an SVG animation of a pelican and a bicycle, and recorded the roughly 16-second result. The relationship is inverted, with the pelican carrying the bike. The archive keeps that defect as it is. The author found it nearly identical to the earlier Qoduck output and judged SVG animation not to be a strength of Qwen 4. The exact prompt is not given in the post.
AnimationCommunity recordLAI’s public generation screenshot shows Qwen4-Max-Preview with the interface’s 极高 setting and an index.html output. Canvas drives the wheels, body, parallax, dust and synchronized sound over AI-generated still assets. The complete recording of the screen is preserved. The HTML and individual source assets have yet to be published.
3D workCommunity recordThe author used Qwen4-Max-Preview in Qoder to generate the Three.js ride. He reports a run of over an hour and notes the coarse character modeling and the eclipse sequence falling short of his goal. The complete 18-second recording retains the automated camera, waves and cycling sounds.
3D workCommunity record风雪漫千山 gave Fable 5.2 a one-line prompt to build a 3D HTML page of a pelican riding a bicycle, then recorded a 20-second video to a shot list: a daytime boardwalk ride, an orbiting camera, speed rising to 28 km/h with a speedometer readout, a bell ring, two view changes and a switch to a night scene with moon and lamps. The full video from the original post is retained. The author rated the result as unremarkable.
AnimationCommunity recordChetasLua asked Fable 5.2 for a short film in which one pelican who can ride meets several whose designs went wrong. The pinned source uses Canvas 2D for the visuals and Web Audio for music and effects. The source timeline is 60 seconds. The complete video the author posted on X runs about 55.7 seconds with audio.
AnimationCommunity recordWork published by Baidu on the ERNIE 5.5 Flash Preview release page. The model wrote a 116-second 2D animated short from scratch in Python inside an agent harness, driven by more than 10,000 lines of code. A white pelican rides a bicycle from Saharan rock art of 4000 BCE to a code editor in the age of large language models, turning into a Han dynasty stone rubbing, a Javanese shadow puppet, an oscilloscope trace and 8-bit pixel art on the way, and arriving at the Pelican #21 Launch Event. Each frame is vector-drawn with Pycairo and post-processed with NumPy and Pillow. The soundtrack uses 22 recordings cut to the scene changes by an editing script the model wrote. For three scenes the model called an image generation tool for static backgrounds, then animated figures, petals and water over them in code. Concept design by Bilibili creator @近步抱告_. The archive retains the 720p full video and audio posted on X by a Baidu staff account. The official original file address is recorded.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe creator used Carbon High through Antigravity CLI on macOS for an expanded prompt that places the bicycle-riding pelican on an aircraft wing. The original SVG is archived. A separate OpenCode run is not conflated with this output.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author selected Gemini 4 Carbon in DeepSeek Harness via a proxy and generated a minimal cycling SVG animation. The 61-frame author-published GIF preserves the rudimentary bird and frame. The actual backend model was not independently confirmed.
3D workCommunity recordEstus published the complete Three.js scene, prompt and registry entry in the same commit, identifying Gemini 4 Carbon in Antigravity at medium effort. The author's short request was to make a 3D animated version, and the adapted prompt and SVG context are public. A single pelican cycles through a coastal diorama. The fixed original and dependencies were run to verify continuous pedaling, drag and preset cameras, speed selection, and day/sunset lighting. The preview is an actual frame captured from the original.
AnimationCommunity recordGemini 4 Carbon at medium effort in Antigravity drew a pelican and bicycle on a coastal boardwalk in SVG. The source animation uses SMIL for the wheels, pedaling and scenery. The static and animated originals share the same composition and many paths, and are kept together. The date follows the first verified commit of both files.
3D workCommunity recordThe creator published this Gemini 4 Carbon High scene made with Cursor Agent, the original prompt and the full Three.js source. Isolated playback from the fixed files verified continuous riding, the close-up camera, the weather switch, bell feedback, and manual feeding that raised the fish count from 1 to 2. The feeding interaction makes this a derivative work. The archive shows the author's preview and links to the playable original.
Game / interactiveCommunity recordAaron Xu published this independent Fable 5.2 3D game in Prompt Lab and registered the finished work and model in the same commit. Steer the pelican around a tiny planet, jump or flap, ring the bell to attract fish, and switch between chase, front and planetary views. The author did not publish a reasoning effort setting. The archive mirror preserves the original files and relative dependencies.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author moved the first version into a separate folder and asked the model for a fresh rebuild. New instructions added scene-by-scene research, design, title sequences and continuous cycling through the frame boundaries. The author then requested caption and frame-rate fixes. The complete public 720p video is preserved, with the requested 60 fps setting documented separately.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author made the first version with Qoder and Qwen4-Max-Preview. p5.js draws each frame and Web Audio synthesizes the soundtrack. The cycling pelican passes through twenty art styles, including rock paintings, Tang line drawing and an oscilloscope. The pinned reply records the runtime and prompt source.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author reports that one prompt produced a dependency-free HTML file, with no manual changes to the artwork. The complete recording shows live SVG, linked legs, speed controls, lighting, and accessory options. The archive preserves the public 720p Bilibili rendition. The runnable HTML has yet to be located.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author ran the classic SVG prompt in Qwen Studio Agent. The run hit a token limit and left 627 lines of SVG and CSS with coastal sunset, technical blueprint, and pop-art halftone modes. Gemini 4 Argon helped edit and publish the recording. The complete public recording contains three modes of one work.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author reports that Fable 5.2 wrote and ran the code, checked it in a browser and delivered a single page of around 800 KB. The author says the pelican and bicycle were constructed in code. The recording retains the close-up and ring crossing. No publicly accessible HTML original was located.
3D workCommunity recordDemo published by Sundar Pichai on X. Gemini 4 Carbon, working through Antigravity's /swarm with builder and critic subagents iterating in loops, wrote a playable 3D browser game in Blender and Three.js. The player rides a GBike as a pelican around Google's Mountain View campus. The full 1080p video and audio from the original post are retained. Google's official AI Studio demo requires signing in to a Google account.
AnimationCommunity recordEA of AI used the same challenge to generate two self-contained SVG animations. The author labels the right panel Claude Haiku 5.5. It shows a pelican riding a bicycle. The five-second preview preserves the pixels and timing of that panel from 0.5 to 5.5 seconds. The complete 15-second comparison is attached. No standalone SVG was located.
AnimationCommunity recordEA of AI used the same challenge to generate two self-contained SVG animations. The author labels the left panel Claude Fable 5.2. It shows a pelican riding a bicycle. The five-second preview preserves the pixels and timing of that panel from 0.5 to 5.5 seconds. The complete 15-second comparison is attached. No standalone SVG was located.
AnimationCommunity recordMarcel compared two models with the same prompt and linked the Claude Fable 5.2 Artifact separately in a self-reply. The prompt called for five seasons. The published work features four, spring, summer, autumn and winter, and adds juggling to the ride. Isolated playback verified continuous motion, the winter control and speed adjustment. The archive preview is a real frame from this independent work. The author's Artifact provides the animation and interaction.
