Build a holo card effect with Kimi, layer by layer
A user on X took a card from their own collection and made a holo foil effect in the browser with Kimi K3.1 Pro and Three.js. The result has 8 foil patterns, sliders and a card that tilts with the mouse. It took 38 minutes and cost 2.10 dollars, the user writes. The rule that worked was to ask for one layer at a time. The price is compared with other models, but it is a self-measurement, not a test.
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What was done
A user on X took a card from their own collection and made a holo foil effect in the browser with Kimi K3.1 Pro and Three.js. The result has 8 foil patterns, sliders and a card that tilts with the mouse. It took 38 minutes and cost 2.10 dollars, the user writes. The rule that worked was to ask for one layer at a time. The price is compared with other models, but it is a self-measurement, not a test.
How to do it
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Try it with Kimi
Build a browser page that shows my card image [file] on a flat plane with mouse control. Add one layer at a time: first a rainbow foil that moves with the viewing angle, then one pattern, and test each layer before the next. Show me each step and the result before I approve going further. You are done when all patterns work, I can export an image, and each step is saved.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
@slash1sol on X ·