One prompt, one forest

A 3D glass terrarium on an office desk, a Pomodoro timer at 24:55 on the left, a hand-drawn thumbs-up poster on the wall

Rừng Trong Kính · v0.1.0

Hello from Saigon, Vietnam

I don’t usually believe one prompt can build anything worth keeping. Rừng Trong Kính changed my mind: one prompt, one photo of a real terrarium, and 23.5 minutes later a playable 3D game. Glass tank, LED lamp, moss, ferns, and seven days to keep it all alive.

Every prompt after that went to new directions, not to making it run: glass doors that open, levels and a shop, the thumbs-up poster from my office, then a Pomodoro mode. The tank holds still while you focus and waits for you on breaks.

The first prompt built the base. Everything added after is just a little jam on the cake.

The 3D terrarium with both glass doors open: a moss wall, a moss-covered rock column and ferns, a thumbs-up poster on the wall — Doors open, fresh air

Notes

The first prompt

The first prompt, word for word (I only swapped the photo path). It is in Vietnamese, the way I typed it: “Make me a 3D terrarium care simulation game, modelled on the attached terrarium.” It came with a photo of a real tank and a Three.js skill pack for the agent to learn from. Swap the photo and the theme and it is yours.

Hãy tạo cho tôi 1 trò chơi giả lập chăm sóc terrarium dạng 3D, có hình mẫu tương tự mẫu terrarium đính kèm. [your terrarium photo] learn from this skill https://github.com/majidmanzarpour/threejs-game-skills

create a playable game. don't stop till you make it.

Past issues

03.10.26 · No. 001 · mtri.me

Building the log

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