Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
We just open-sourced an entire 3D team for Blender.
Introducing the Scenario plugin.
Use it inside Blender, or let Claude Code run it through MCP.
π/scenario-plugin
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β£ π Concept Artist
β β£ π Concept Art From a Prompt
β β π References From Your Viewport
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β£ π 3D Artist
β β£ π Meshes From Text or a Photo
β β π Retexture or Remesh the Selected Mesh
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β£ π Animator
β β£ π Rig the Selected Character
β β π Motion From Text
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β£ π Surfacing Artist
β β£ π PBR Materials Onto Any Slot
β β π Maps From a Photo
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β£ π Layout Artist
β β£ π Greybox From a Description
β β π 360 Worlds and Skies
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β£ π Camera Operator
β β£ π Camera Path From a Sentence
β β π Orbits, Dollies, Cranes and Flyovers
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β£ π Render Artist
β β£ π Viewport to Finished Still
β β π Playblast to Finished Shot
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β π Sound Designer
β£ π Music, Voice and SFX
β π Dropped on Your Sequencer
Comment "BLENDER" and I'll send you the GitHub repo.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Scenario MCP + GPT-6 Astra = design your own F1 car.
Pick a team, change the paint, export the GLB.
>pick a team and load its 2026 livery
>repaint it, swap part shapes, drop stickers on the panels
>export the GLB and open it in Blender
Try it hereπ
scenario.com/experiments/apeβ¦
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
One day you'll look back and realize the years moved much faster than you thought.
And what will bother you most probably will not be the times you failed.
It will be the times you knew you wanted something and still talked yourself out of trying.
Be smart. Manage risk. Protect your peace.
But take some shots.
You do not want to live so carefully that your only reward is having nothing interesting to remember.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Generating everything in the universe from the fundamental structure of the universe:
After the overwhelming response to the last post (in thread), I sat with the Tortoise work longer, thinking about how it connects to the human psyche. Many people from the community shared about the work that (to paraphrase):
This is what they saw the universe as in altered states
This is how reality works
This is the holographic universe
But something still felt missing to me: the subjective factor. The reports pointed to similar structures, yet not the same ones. They varied from person to person. Of course, I could change the parameters of the fractal torus to get different configurations, but how would that explain the faces, deities and beings people meet in non-ordinary states of consciousness?
What I realized is that the structure of the universe and the felt, phenomenological experience of it need not be the same thing. Two people can meditate on one structure and see two different beings, and both could still be pointing to the same underlying form, or to its fractal repetitions.
So I decided to add a phenomenological layer on top of the structure. I used an AI model (Controlnet+Stable Diffusion via @StabilityAI ) to pose and render the fractal torus from different angles, each with its own prompt. The blueprint underneath stays the same, but everything from psychedelic art (the segment at the end of the video) to physical objects, natural forms and architecture are visualized on top of it. I might not be accurate here, but something about these creations felt profound.
Details of project Tortoise: nurecas.com/tortoise?g
Music by EVGENY from Pixabay
π‘The Mother of all Symbols!
A few weeks back, after many iterations of the fractal torus model, I created an algorithmic artwork called Tortoise, made in tandem with AI. As part of the Nameless ( nurecas.com/nameless?o ) framework, I had landed on the Hopf fibration as an important structure for defining physical reality. I took an artistic leap after this... overlaying two oppositely rotated Hopf fibre bundles, then repeating the whole structure again and again at the interstices formed by their intersections, to form a fractal torus. This differs from other torus visualisations I've seen, not only in its use of Hopf fibres, but in the fractal arrangement, which produces that "many, many eyes" quality or the "wheels within wheels" quality.
Studying it from different angles, I realised, to my shock, that this structure had many many connections to scientific concepts, myths and symbols across the world and across history:
Science: the black hole and white hole paradigm, wormholes
Sacred geometry: Flower of Life, Lotus of Life, Triskelion, Yin Yang
Religious symbols: Sri Yantra on Kurma, Shatkona, Swastika, Tree of Life, Thousand Petalled Lotus, Reclining Vishnu, Samudra Manthan, Shivlingam, Avalokiteshvara, Ezekiel's Wheel, the Celtic Cross,
Sacred architecture: Muqarnas and Islamic geometric patterns, Rose windows
Visionary art made in altered states, such as @alexgreycosm 's
Contemporary design: even the @OpenAI logo
To show how all these might derive from one source, I built a system that varies the parameters of the same root Tortoise artwork until it matches each symbol. Then I made a visualiser where you can click any symbol, read about the connection, and study the match visually.
I'm not claiming these are all derived from this single structure. Each connection is pattern-matched at this stage, and the scientific ones especially are speculative. I claim only the visual match, not an actual connection. But there are too many to ignore. Perhaps what the ancients meditated upon is the same structure science is reaching towards, and the same structure seen in altered states of consciousness. If the universe is sound based, perhaps the wave-structure formed by the primordial sound corresponds to a similar fractal torus structure?
Many of these connections already exist in literature and in esoteric theory. Some were abstract, some pointed directly to a torus, though not, as far as I know, to this particular variation. The visualiser is therefore a synthesis of many people's work over millennia, seen through the lens of my own. I'm assembling it with humility and respect, hoping we notice that we are all telling the same story through different lenses...
I have made 26 connections so far, and I hope to add more. I'm giving equal weight to each tradition, so if you spot flaws or biases in the text or visual, they aren't intentional, and I hope to improve these over time.
Find the artwork βTortoiseβ and the visualiser at: nurecas.com/tortoise?o
Music credits: Music by DELOSound from Pixabay
#generativeart #creativecoding #sacredgeometry #mathart #proceduralart
With the two largest AI labs both announcing their models illegally hacked into systems in the past few days, and there are absolutely ZERO consequences for it, are we even going to entertain the idea that closed source labs can be responsible for AI security? If I download a model and it hacks into a server, I go to jail. There are actual consequences for individuals using open source AI. But closed source labs just gets a pass? Explain it to me.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Hugging Face should have tried this new, innovative defense: Asking the agent to stop hacking you.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Gotta bring that stuff into the @MuseumofCrypto Library:
xitter.cf/museumofcrypto/status/β¦
A lot of good writing and context around digital art disappears way too quickly.
Someone posts something smart, everyone shares it for a day, and then it gets buried in the timeline.
Same with useful research sitting in private docs or old conversations.
I think giving some of this work a more permanent place is going to matter a lot.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
The 3D drops keep coming π₯
Rodin Hyper3D Bang! is live on Scenario.
It takes a finished 3D mesh, breaks it into separate, semantically meaningful parts, and re-derives fresh materials for each one in a single pass.
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Looking for some physical art?
I have a 3 edition fine art print available on SR. π
Kuldeep Kumar retweeted
Extracts from The Mystical Microzoology of Mathematics
in the collection of @MuseumofCrypto
async.art/v2/829
Getting a lot of messages about collabs, thank you for the excitement and the patience. β€οΈ
WEIRDOS is one of the biggest and most ambitious art projects we've worked on, and we genuinely believe it's something special.
We're taking our time to make sure every detail- from the artwork and mechanics to the overall experience- is exactly how we envisioned it before we go all in with collabs and everything else.
Having said that, collabs will be opening very soon. We will make an announcement.
We'd rather move carefully and get it right than rush the process.
Canβt wait to share more!
Stay weird

































