Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5 turn a pixel crab into 1,860 voxels
One prompt has Opus 5.5 plan and Sonnet 5.5 print 14 layers of a 24×14 pixel crab as 1,860 separable voxels, with the assembly shown at second 11.
This is getting a little too easy: $20 a month gets you Claude Code, and 1 prompt turns its pixel crab into 1,860 voxels you can pull apart. Watch second 11 The board: - 24×14 pixels in, 14 layers out - 5 parts: legs 96, body 1,576, arms 32, eyes 12, lid 144 - the arms clip on at layer 7 - 2 models: Opus 5.5 plans and checks, Sonnet 5.5 prints the layers The trick is the split. One model decides, the other one stacks. Swap either and the crab stays the same Watch second 11 again. Nothing was ever glued Honestly, "never smooth a pixel" is the whole look in 4 words. I keep rereading that line Bookmark the full breakdown ↓
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