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I'm Gökhan, a self-taught motion designer and art director with 20+ years in the field. I've been directing and prompting an AI-assisted project called Nexus Kit, and I've opened the source so others can experiment with it. The idea comes from wanting a personal website to feel more like visiting someone's studio. An artist can start with a small 3D diorama, bring in their own GLB assets (for example from Blender), and host the result on their own domain. The Interlink part lets independent spaces point visitors to one another through ordinary visible links and a small public place manifest. What is actually available today: an early Three.js starter, an English/Turkish setup wizard, editable source, and self-hosting instructions. The wizard's ZIP still needs a Node/npm build before deployment. This isn't a finished no-code editor or an automatic recreation of a real building. The kit is free and open source; each participant handles their own domain and hosting. Demo: https://gokhanbiyik.com/nexus-kit/?lang=en Source and setup: https://github.com/Biyikgokhan/nexus-kit I'd particularly value feedback from people who have tried making tools usable for artists: where does this setup lose you, and what would you remove before adding more features? If this is your kind of small, independent-web experiment, I'd love to tinker together.   submitted by   /u/KamilSeven [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/15 00:09:06