0:53Interactive 3D galaxy generated in Three.js
Interactive 3D galaxy generated in Three.js — Gemini 4 Argon video by @Smlay_ero. Watch the clip and read the original creator’s post for context.
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Been seeing a lot of Gemini 4 Argon vs Opus 5.5 comps the last couple days. Ran a quick test myself. Gemini 4 Argon was wild — one prompt the whole way.Looks like Google’s back on the model throne.Prompt below:
Build a single-file HTML page (Three.js via CDN) that opens into a live, interactive galaxy: bright galactic core in the center; spiral arms made of star points, nebulae, and dust lanes; a dozen+ planets of different sizes and colors along the arms. Drag to orbit the camera, scroll to zoom in/out. Zoomed out you see the full arms; zoom into a planet and it snaps to a close-up — surface, clouds, craters or atmosphere glow — with the planet’s name in the corner. Click a planet for a light camera shake and a highlighted orbit. No image or model uploads — scene, materials, particles, and interaction all live in this one HTML file.
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