# Claude Can Now Create 3D

Channel: Skill Leap AI
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LIeUZJBpeo
Duration: 18 min
Language: English
Words: 3838
Transcript page: https://viewrankai.com/tools/youtube-transcript/3LIeUZJBpeo

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[0:00] Claude made every single thing I'm about to show you in this video right on my laptop using my Claude subscription. Let me show you this castle right here. So, this looks like a castle, but let me show you the inside here because this is not just any castle that I made. What this is is basically most of my memories and a lot of my knowledge here inside of this castle. I basically used it as my second brain. So, for example, and if I press E, this literally gives you a how-to manual on how to walk through my

[0:30] brain. Now, I added a demo mode to this. So, some of this is replaced by demo mode content, but this has my actual content. I'm going to tell you exactly how I build it right here. It's going to have the entire timeline of my life here. And inside of these different worlds, you could find books that tells you different things about me. So, for example, if I walk in this world, stage one is going to have everything related to my video production side of life. But I could also go in this world and explore all my first jobs here. So, let me just show you this world here. This

[1:07] is one of my jobs that I had when I was 16 years old and I built this entire walkable world. I worked way back there in the toy department that I could walk to. If I press M here, it brings up the map. So, if I go to my movie theater room here, these are all my favorite movies right here in this entire theater and the way I rated them here in this other app called Letterbox. I could see how I rated it and if I left any notes about any of these movies here. This is a wall of my memories. Any one of these books, I could read a specific memory

[1:40] that I left behind here. This wall has all my Audible books, exactly what the book is, and my summary of every single book. And there is a whole lot more to this app. So I'll get to it, but I want to show you some other examples. I built dozens of different things just in the last two weeks. 3D virtual worlds, a lot of practical examples that I want to show you in this one video. And the way I made all this, and I'm going to share the exact prompts and the exact workflows with you. I just downloaded the Claude app. So I have the Claude app

[2:10] running on my computer. I use Claude code right here. So you could go from claw chat on this top panel right here o over here to claw code and this is where your prompt goes. Everything was built on my local computer. I have a MacBook Pro that built everything you see. And for all this I used this model right here, Opus 5.5 and I use it at extra reasoning effort. Now how much did all this cost? Because I'm about to show you a lot of different things I built just in the last two weeks. Well, it just required my subscription. And I have a $200 a month max subscription, but I

[2:43] didn't spend any money past that. In fact, I never even hit my limit on my subscription. The way the subscription works is basically has a weekly limit to show you how much of it I used. I've been using it non-stop already today. Pretty much every week it will reset your limit. So, you get new credits every week to build. So, in the last couple of weeks, I never really even got to a 100% of my limit here. And I was able to build quite a bit. So, to make it easier to follow along with me in this video, I built this entire free resource that will show you not only

[3:15] every single prompt I use to show you all the different examples I'm going to show you. I'm going to come back to the castle, but I'm going to show you a bunch of different examples before I show you the castle because that's where I spend almost all my time. It has lots of different worlds inside the castle

[3:28] from my memory that you could explore. But, this has 21 things. So, if you wanted to build, for example, the castle, it will show you the exact prompt I used and then some other things related to the castle like follow-up prompts and typically some of these have a placeholder. So, this walkable venue, it will show you what you need to put here in these boxes to then give you the exact prompt that you need to copy and paste. And then at the bottom of it, I also added the setup guide to show you exactly what I did and what I needed to download, some free software that I

[4:01] downloaded on my Mac. It will show you some help guides and some tips here. But I think you'll find lot of these relevant. I'm going to show you about a handful of these and then I want to explore the castle in more depth here towards the end of the video. So if you want to grab this free resource, I'll be using it throughout this video. I'll put a link in the description and a QR code here on screen so you could grab it for free. Okay, let me show you this example right here, which I built multiple different times where it turns a business plan that you could then get

[4:30] from a regular Claude chat into a walkable venue here that you could explore. So, if you wanted to build something, for example, in the real world, you could just build this with Claude. And this is the prompt that I used to do that. So, you type in your business plan here, the type of venue you want to build, and the size. And then just copy and paste this prompt directly from here. And then you'll just go to cloud code and then paste that prompt over here. And then it will just build it right here on your local computer. You could choose a specific folder here. And then you could change

[5:00] the permissions. So I have it set to auto where it decides to move forward without needing manual approval. But if you are using this for the first time, you could accept edits or you could ask it to do things manual. You'll kind of see step by step what it does. I've been using cloud code for a long time. So I'm on auto here. So it's going to build this for me. Now, before you send this out, there is two things that I recommend you download that Claude then will use that are free applications in the background and I've actually added them to the setup page. So, Claude app

[5:30] is what I have running. So, that's running Claude code. Then, you need something called Blender. Blender has been around for a very long time. I've tried to learn it myself many, many, many times, but it basically creates 3D objects and 3D worlds. Well, Claude can actually use Blender in the background. That's how he built that castle, for example. So, you just have to go to the Blender website from there and download it to your computer from here. And then some of the examples I'm going to show you are going to require what's called Unreal Engine, which is also free. But if you download Unreal Engine, you could

[6:02] even add people. So, I'm going to show you some examples with that. And Claude basically could run code without you knowing anything about coding to control these apps. And it usually connects with what's called the MCP in a different way to control these apps, too. So, use a combination of those. Some of the things I'm going to show you use Blender. Some of the ones that I'm going to show you use Unreal Engine. And if you go on top here, some of them use both. So you could see some of them tell you Blender and Unreal Engine or Blender and just a Mac app here that it created here for

[6:30] me. So that walkable business model, this is what it ends up looking like here. And this one did not make an app. It's just running it on a browser here, but it's just local on my computer. But these are things you could actually publish as an artifact typically, or you could just run it on your Mac. But this is basically a business plan that was uploaded and it created this walkable venue over here that I'm just controlling here with my keyboard and

[6:53] I'm looking around with my mouse here. So, this has a bowling alley here. But this makes it so so useful here to be able to walk an actual venue that was just created from a PDF business plan that again Claude initially created here. But you get the idea. And any of this you could do with a follow-up prompt. You can make any revisions to it. If you wanted to change the carpet, for example, if you wanted to remove a wall here, you could do that. If you wanted to change any of these textures, you could do that. Changing the signs, all those could be done. Now, this next

[7:26] one creates virtual sets. So, I wanted to create a set for our YouTube videos, you could decide what kind of style you want or just use this prompt right here. So, this prompt, let me show you what it does here. This will require Blender and it will require Unreal Engine if you want. Sometimes you could just use one or the other here. Now, I'll send this one out to show you some other settings here that are worth looking at. So, if you look on the right side here, they

[7:48] have something called remote control. So, I did turn this on because then if it needs my attention, it will actually ping me on the Claude app on my phone. And then I could actually control this chat from my phone. I don't have to be sitting on my computer to do it. The next thing you have is your context window. So, Claude has what's called a

[8:07] context window that's a million tokens. As this gets closer to 90% 95%, you just have to type in this command down here, compact, and it will compact that session. So, it will still be able to continue running. Or you could ask it to start a new session. And this will reset. And just to show you what it's doing here, it actually makes a to-do list for yourself. And you could see it's pulling our brand colors on its own. So, this is something that my claw subscription already have. I've been using this inside of a claw chat. So, it was able to just pull that in. That's

[8:40] the powerful thing with claude code. It could not only control Claude, it knows all the context, all the skills. It could control things on your computer. It's extremely powerful if you give it some permissions. Now, here's that virtual set it created for us. So, I could just walk around in the set to see. Looks like it has some sound panels that is put on the wall. It shows that blue color based on the logos. It's added some props here and the desk. And I could go over here. You see this menu right here? I could actually say back to camera and see what the camera sees

[9:11] here. And I could zoom it in here. I could zoom it out. I could look around with the actual POV of the camera here. And I could go ahead and save a still image here. This is another really practical one. So, this turns a floor plan into a walkable home. So, all I did is give it a floor plan. The really wild part about this is you could actually type in an address too and it could go find that listing and turn it into something that you could walk through too. But in this case, if you had a picture of a floor plan, for example, the prompt has some placeholders for

[9:44] that. And here's the result that you get from that. So you could see on the bottom here, you have the floor plan. And as I look around, that little blue dot shows where I'm at inside of the floor plan. And I could just walk through it. So if I want to walk through the kitchen here, I could do that. Let me just go to this hallway so you could just peek into some of these bedrooms here. But this was all done from that basic floor plan. And you could even continue to make this even look more realistic. Now, I added some prompts

[10:13] here for building actual games in here. So, with this one, you could make a lot of different types of games. And I've built a few different ones here, but this one turned out really, really nice here. And for this one, I just built one level here. So, you'll just have to kind of take a key here and walk out of this vault that you're stuck in. But you could make these as elaborate as you want to and you could build out a ton of different things here. I actually built quite a bit in the castle game that I wanted to show you and you will see some

[10:45] interactivity there. Now, some of these 3D things are really cool. So, this one actually demonstrates physics for all kinds of educational things. This might be really, really useful. So I created a domino game from this prompt and you could change the view here. So you have free mode, you could look at it from the

[11:01] top view here. You have director view. So it will show you the camera that you could follow. But let me just go to the top view here to show you. This basically will show our logo when the dominoes fall. Let me go back to director view, which you could kind of use a camera to kind of float around.

[11:16] It's almost like a little drone here. This one was a really fun one to build, especially with the director view. So you could kind of follow the dominoes, but the physics of it were incredible. Now, here's a convention center, and I created our virtual booth here to see what that looks like. Even has a screen here. But how cool is it to create a virtual booth here and see how it looks and then move things around in the virtual world till I get it exactly what I want before I build it in the real world. Now, let's go back to the castle here. So the way the castle worked is

[11:47] actually very unique because first it looks like just a castle. But what it has access to is 400 different files that are my memories, my experiences and my knowledge. And the way I made that was through Claude and I used my Google Drive to store all those information. I just asked Claude what he knows about

[12:08] me. He put some information there. looked in my Google Drive and then I just kind of talk to it for about 20 or so days a little bit each day to build basically my life story from the moment I was born and give it a lot of the things I know about the world from books I've read my favorite movies my favorite things that I've experienced in through different jobs and it has all of that and it turn it into that castle so this prompt will build that castle but the path to your notes which you could do through connectors I have mine on Google Drive and the only reason is if I ever

[12:41] jump between chat, GPT, Gemini, Claude, whatever AI I want to use, well, it has one central context with everything I wanted to know about me. Now, I'm pretty open with it and I give it probably more than most people are comfortable with, but that's really up to you how much of this you want to copy in your world. So,

[12:58] let me jump back into the castle here. So, it typically starts in front of the castle. But one thing I actually built on the right side here that was really great to show my wife is I recreated our wedding day. So if you jump into this world here, you could walk our wedding venue where we had our wedding. And if you go to this side here, we had our wedding under a flower arch with a lake background. So this was a really cool thing to walk through here. And then I also built lots of different places basically that we've traveled to. So, I actually built our honeymoon here

[13:35] [laughter] with a prompt inside of that castle and is fully walkable inside of this game here. And look how crazy this is. I could actually take an elevator right here and take it to the floor of where we had our honeymoon. And on this floor, let me see if I could find the room. Yep. With the door open here. How wild

[13:57] is this? You could even walk down there. Let me take you downstairs. You could walk down here in the back area. You could also walk outside right here. I could fast travel to different sections. So, let's say I wanted to go right here to the beach. I could go right to the beach over here. And I was

[14:18] able to build entire worlds that way. And by the way, I only started working this typically after work. I would give it a prompt and let it work throughout the night. Just maybe 10 days ago, I started building any of these 3D worlds that I've actually shown you. But this one, I mean, this is Rome right here.

[14:35] You just walk inside of the coliseum. Let me show you the fast travel map here. Let's go like literally inside of the coliseum right here. It will take you right inside. I mean, how cool is that? I even added bus stops here to be able to fast travel to different locations in Rome that are not near the coliseum. [music] And I build out those worlds, too. I also built Paris here that is walkable and I built a good amount. You could walk quite a bit here in Paris as well. And this room is actually one of my favorite rooms because I built out my current home and

[15:07] my old homes, too. So, I built out my childhood home. I'll show you. This one's my teenage home when I went to high school here. So, it's kind of laid out exactly as it was. And I just kind of described in text what that room or what that house looked like. And here is my room right here. And this is when I went to high school. So from here, it takes you directly to our high school that me and my sister went to. And one of my favorite things is this first job here. Now, my demo mode actually changed the names here. So, I'm not using any

[15:39] names, but it literally built this. I used to push carts when I was maybe 15, 16 years old. So I could [laughter] literally go back here and push carts in the store that it's basically fully built out. This is like a grocery store with Unreal Engine. You could also add people. So I worked at a warehouse when I was 18 here. So it takes you inside of the warehouse and you could see these people that are walking around. I drove a forklift so I could jump in the forklift. I even added more views to the forklift here. I even added the car that I had back then and I could just

[16:12] literally drive that same car that I would take to this job right here. And I gave it the exact address and it was able to find the blueprint to this area and build out this warehouse. And this hallway has basically every year from that library of content that I give it. So pretty much I could go to any year and see exactly what I was doing that year. As I mentioned, this was replaced with demo content. I added this demo mode here so I could show you this on YouTube without showing anything personal. But it created all these different books for pretty much every year of my life here that I could

[16:48] explore. And I'm still building out this library. But basically the idea is that all these different books could be different memories here that you could leave behind in this massive library in the castle. And building all this, by the way, I never even looked at Blender. I never looked at Unreal Engine. Those were things that were used by Claude. So all I looked at was Claude code on my app and then what it made for me to review and let it know if it did a good job or not or if I needed any type of revisions here. So in that couple weeks, I built out this full library cuz I

[17:20] built every single one of these that you see. So if you want business use cases, creator use cases, just like the personal one, like the castle I built, it shows you exactly how to do it here. And again, all you have to pay for is a Clot subscription. A $20 plan will get you a little bit of some of this that I'm showing you, but again, if you want all of it, probably the 200 plan and Blender and Unreal Engine are going to be free to use in the background. All the years of covering AI since the release of Chat GPT, I have never been so blown away by what Claude and AI

[17:52] these days is capable of. I mean, some of these were made in a matter of hours by controlling some of the most powerful apps available without me ever figuring out how to even open those apps. That's now the power of claw.

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