The author shared part of the prompt.
Claude Opus 5.5 で、ドパガキ用のグラフィックの動画作りが流行っているので、物理演算で落ち着いた音づくりにも挑戦してみました。 弦、笛、太鼓、鈴、水の泡。物理演算できる音をコードにして鳴らしています。映像作りだけではありません。音の表現にも一段工夫を凝らしたい。そんな人はチャレンジしてみる価値があると思います。 グラフィックの動画を作っている人は、ひと味違うサウンドエフェクトも試してみてはどうでしょうか。 #ClaudeCode #物理演算 #Opus
Explainers0:22Opus 5.5 just turned a smartphone into a 20-second trip from glass to atoms.
It starts on the phone, dives through the motherboard and chip, then keeps going through the semiconductor structure until you’re basically staring at the atomic scale.
This is the kind of 3D shot that normally looks like a whole studio touched it.
Instead, Opus 5.5 built the sequence.
That’s fucking ridiculous.
Explainers0:32I asked Opus 5.5 again for an engine you can take apart in the browser
Pistons against magnets at the same shaft speed. Push the RPM, open the cylinders, slow time down to 1/10
Under 15 minutes, and it did not even move the usage meter on my Max plan. The first experiment took half an hour, this one reused the framework the earlier ones built
This is a screen recording, the real thing runs live in your browser
Next I want to find where it breaks, so a game is coming
Explainers0:20Build a looping "infinite zoom" animation, After Effects style: the camera
travels from landscape to landscape by flying through vintage objects.
LOOK: vintage collage realistic photo landscapes + black & white newspaper
cutout objects (halftone, white paper border, soft shadow). Film grain,
vignette, light flicker.
WORLDS (loop): snowy mountains → pocket watch (swinging on its chain) →
sea cliffs → box camera lens → desert dunes → magnifying glass →
misty lake → hand mirror → back to start.
Extras: floating hat, phone, umbrella, gramophone, key; a 1950s man walking
toward the watch; a whale…
