Learning Timeline
Key Insights
Streamlining the Preview Process
If the AI interface has a 'Canvas' or 'Artifacts' toggle, ensure it is enabled before generating. This allows you to preview the 3D render directly in a side window without manually creating and saving an HTML file.
Model Performance Observation
GPT 5.2 currently excels at rendering environmental details (like cherry blossoms) compared to competitors like Gemini 3 Pro, though complex architectural structures (like pagodas) may still lack high-fidelity definition.
Prompts
Image-to-Three.js Generation
Target:
GPT 5.2
Create a beautiful 3D scene inspired by this image. Use 3JS in a single HTML file.
Step by Step
Generating and Rendering a 3D Scene from an Image
- Upload the reference 2D image to the GPT 5.2 chat interface.
- Type the prompt requesting a Three.js scene contained within a single HTML file and submit.
- Wait for the model to generate the Javascript and HTML code block.
- Click the 'Copy code' button located at the top right of the generated code snippet.
- Open a local code editor or plain text editor (e.g., Notepad, TextEdit, VS Code).
- Paste the copied code into a new document.
- Save the file with an '.html' extension (e.g., '3d_scene.html').
- Navigate to the file location in your operating system's file explorer.
- Double-click the file to open it in your default web browser and view the rendered 3D scene.
