TechHalla

This is huge for AI filmmaking. you can create a 3D navigable world from any image with OpenArt Worlds, take shots and integrate characters! Here's how 👇

@yositoledo89 thank youuuu

@techhalla G O O D - L U C K 👍🚀🤞

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@impaulxyz @openart_ai te ha quedado realmente bien

De una imagen generada con Nano Banana 2 a un mundo 3D completamente explorable donde te puedes integrar @openart_ai es una salvajada 👇

@alex_erm This is great

I made LLM-generated games actually playable.

@MrDruCartier You can integrate it on each shot

@techhalla Good for transition I guess What can the character do in the world ?

This is huge for AI filmmaking. you can create a 3D navigable world from any image with OpenArt Worlds, take shots and integrate characters! Here's how 👇

@worksalt You'll see

@techhalla no it's not, "This is huge for AI filmmaking." this has nothing to do with AI filmmaking.

@AiMachete 🔥🔥

@techhalla Say that again? 👀

@artlantiko Muchas gracias!!

@techhalla me encanta la iluminacion, se ve demasiado bien todo

AI spatial consistency unlocked 👇

@Toolbox_hub It's being used now

@techhalla When do you think they will start using it heavily in the industry?

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@jdkiker_X 🙏🙏

This looks promising.

@janmexico graciassss

@techhalla Uff que belleza de imágenes bro

@ImagesAndWords let's go!! make sure you sign up through the link :)

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@elonmusk @doganuraldesign Lmao

@doganuraldesign Me too

Fuck it, man. I’m so sick of these algorithm changes.

@SLavoisard 🤜🤛

@techhalla Done 🙏

@JeremyNguyenPhD Let's go mate! Make sure to join the waitlist, I'll give you early access next week 🔥

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@pzf_ai 100%! Now everything will fit much better

@techhalla This is massively helpful for creating consistent scenes in films. It's always been a big challenge to get backgrounds consistent and coherent. Going to try this out today!

This was generated with NB2 with this prompt: - DIRECTIVE: Create a high-impact, eye-catching 3D cell-shaded environment of a deserted Japanese residential neighborhood. - SUBJECT/CHARACTER DEFINITIONS: A densely detailed Japanese "shitamachi" (old town) alleyway. The scene features a mix of traditional wooden machiya houses and modern compact concrete buildings. Key elements include: glowing, neon-lit vending machines casting colorful reflections on the asphalt; intricate tangles of overhead utility lines and transformers; "Tomare" (Stop) kanji painted on the street; and neatly arranged potted bonsai and plastic crates outside doorways. CRITICAL: The scene must be completely devoid of people or characters to emphasize the atmospheric stillness. - SCENE & LAYOUT: A low-angle, wide-angle perspective looking down a narrow, winding street. The composition uses the utility lines and street markings as leading lines to create a sense of depth. The sky is a vibrant "Golden Hour" gradient of purple and deep orange, silhouetting the rooftops. - TECHNICAL SPECS: 3D Cell-shaded "Pop-Art" style with thick, expressive black ink outlines (variable line weight). Vibrant, saturated color palette (electric blues, warm oranges, and magenta). High-contrast "Toon" shading with halftone dot patterns in the shadows. Style inspired by "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" and "Persona 5" environmental art. 8k resolution, crisp textures, and cinematic depth of field.

@techhalla This came out much better than mine. I have to see what I am doing wrong.

@PromptSin yeahhhh 100%

@techhalla This feels like a real shift for how we might start building scenes. Turning a single image into something you can actually move through changes the whole rhythm of visualizing ideas.

@PromptlyAI_YT anytime mate! i'm posting more about it in the future, I think possibilites are really huge with this tool

@techhalla Looks like fun. Will check it out. Thanks for the info Tech.