Seedance faked a video game that doesn’t exist, so I had Claude Opus 5.5 rebuild it as a playable browser shader in 45 minutes, using gokaygokay’s video-to-shader skill. Then I pushed further: Claude wrote a new skill and rebuilt an AI-generated pirate cabin in Unreal Engine 5.8, with every object made procedurally from scratch, and I could walk around inside it. Here’s how close each round got, what it cost at API rates, and how you can try it yourself.
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00:00 An AI video… but what if you could walk inside it?
01:07 What a shader is
02:35 Seedance fakes a video game
03:51 Round 1: driving the fake game
05:53 Sponsor: Crusoe
07:17 The pirate cabin plan
10:34 The pirate cabin, built in Unreal
14:32 Unreal vs. the AI video
16:48 Shader or Unreal? My verdict
17:25 Someone else used it for texture compression
17:56 Outro
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