Opus 5.5 vs GPT-6 Sol
Moving from “can it make 3D?” to “does it hold up in close-up?” Reported costs: Opus $48.11, Sol $34.55.
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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.
VideoThe author shares a mobile-and-desktop seaside pelican-cycling comparison, labelling the upper result Codex and the lower Opus 5.5. The underlying Codex model is undisclosed and is not inferred; the Opus label is also author-reported. The post includes a full prompt and an external playable link, but no code or explicit mirroring license was found. Only the original recording and source links are archived; the external app is not counted as an on-site playable demo.
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.
VideoThe author extends a high-fidelity cycling-pelican scene into a day at the beach, reporting Opus 5.5, several prompt refinements and roughly 7,000 Python lines. The public recording shows a procedurally generated 3D scene; the model, workflow and code size are author-reported, not independently authenticated. The archived original video track is silent; the source also has audio. No code or explicit mirroring license was found, and this is not classified as playable. The website uses Reddit’s original 720p track; the 1080p track is also retained locally.
OpenVGLab's Opus 5.5 max static SVG is a one-shot output from the classic prompt. The public repository provides the raw file, publication date and MIT license.
OpenVGLab's Opus 5.5 max pure-SMIL animated SVG uses the same seaside-road composition and continuous cycling animation described in the README. The raw file and prompt are public under the repository's MIT license.
OpenVGLab's Opus 5.5 frontend-showcase repository publishes this default-effort static SVG as a one-shot blind drawing from the Generate an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle prompt. The README identifies it as an original work and provides the raw SVG, publication date and MIT license.
OpenVGLab's Opus 5.5 frontend-showcase repository publishes this default-effort pure-SMIL animated SVG. The README describes motion for the wheels, crank, legs, body, scarf, pouch, blinking eye, fish and layered landscape; the raw file and prompt are public.
Text-to-image rather than SVG, showing the prompt's spread to image models.
A Japanese summary of Simon's comparison grid.
A Chinese timeline overview: unrecognizable in 2024, recognizable but incorrectly posed in 2025, static images reaching a ceiling in September 2026, then playable webpages.
AnimationA standalone coastal SVG scene with synchronized feet, pedals and wheels. The README records Codex CLI 0.156.1, one implementation with a cloud adjustment, and a maintainer screenshot from the submitted file. The record date is the first public commit for this model directory, not the generation date. Model, effort and workflow are upstream-reported, not independently authenticated. This is an ordinary case, not a playable demo.
The author alleged that the model traced an image into 1.3 million characters of paths rather than reasoning spatially.
AnimationA coastal cycling-pelican animation. The README records Devin CLI 3000.6.14, author-reported generation on September 22, unchanged imported HTML and a later maintainer screenshot. The record date follows the generation date explicitly reported in the upstream README; this model directory was first publicly committed on 2026-09-22. Model, effort and workflow are upstream-reported, not independently authenticated. This is an ordinary case, not a playable demo.
AnimationA coastal SVG ride with scrolling hills, plants, road and clouds. The README records OpenCode 1.18.31 and a single generation on September 22; the screenshot is from the original HTML. The record date follows the generation date explicitly reported in the upstream README; this model directory was first publicly committed on 2026-09-22. Model, effort and workflow are upstream-reported, not independently authenticated. This is an ordinary case, not a playable demo.