GPT 6 Astra + Blender = INSANE 3D Websites

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00:00:00You have no excuse to ever build another boring AI slop website.
00:00:04And that's because with GPT-6 Astra,
00:00:06we have the ability to create 3D assets like this
00:00:09and bring it into our website, making it feel alive.
00:00:13And so what you see here in this hero section
00:00:15isn't some sort of pre-recorded video.
00:00:17This is the actual asset brought into our page using 3JS.
00:00:21It responds to our mouse movements.
00:00:23I can move it around.
00:00:24It follows me as I go down the page.
00:00:25It moves.
00:00:26I can expand the sculpture, bring it back in.
00:00:28All in all, I'm able to create a premium product using Blender.
00:00:32And I personally have never used Blender in my life.
00:00:35So today I'm going to give you the four-step process
00:00:37for recreating something like this yourself.
00:00:39You're going to get the prompts, the skills, the repo, the files,
00:00:42so you can go out and create something awesome.
00:00:44So let's go through the process of being able to create these assets in Blender
00:00:47via GPT-6 Astra and then putting it on our webpage.
00:00:52Now, everything I show you today is going to be via GPT-6 Astra
00:00:55inside of the Codex app.
00:00:56But understand, you can essentially do the exact same thing
00:00:58inside of Cloud Code as well.
00:00:59Now, it's four steps, but we do have a step zero.
00:01:02And step zero is just going to be the prerequisites.
00:01:04What do you need on your computer to actually get this up and running?
00:01:06Well, you're obviously going to need Codex or Cloud Code.
00:01:08You're going to need Blender.
00:01:10And then you're going to need some companion skills.
00:01:12So inside of this GitHub repo, which I will link down in the pinned comment,
00:01:15you can get all of this.
00:01:17I break down what you need to install, the recommended skills,
00:01:19as well as all of the prompts that we are going to run through today.
00:01:22Now, Blender is totally free and open source, so that's really easy to download.
00:01:26And then we have some companion skills, which we can look at right here.
00:01:29First, I suggest using the Blender Agent Studio skill.
00:01:31This is what I use.
00:01:32I found this on GitHub.
00:01:33Not a super popular skill, but it's only got 20 stars, but it worked well for me.
00:01:37And secondly, you will need the Blender to Web skill,
00:01:39which is part of this GitHub repo.
00:01:41So you're just going to link Cloud Code, link Codex to this repository,
00:01:45and it will install the skill for you.
00:01:47Once you have all those downloaded and installed,
00:01:49then we can move on to step one, which is design.
00:01:52And no, I'm not talking about immediately hopping into Blender
00:01:54and having it design this thing.
00:01:56What we want to do first is we want to use Astra to create just some images
00:02:00so we can first nail down the type of aesthetic we are going towards.
00:02:04Because instead of just prompting it purely with text and saying,
00:02:07I want this infinity loop thing, and I want it to be sort of like gray
00:02:11and sort of yellow, and I want it to be scaled.
00:02:13Instead, we're going to give Astra that same sort of prompt,
00:02:16but it's just going to generate a bunch of images for us.
00:02:18And that's how we're going to essentially prototype this
00:02:20before we have it take that image and use it as a reference for Blender itself.
00:02:25Now, when I did this, I had no idea what I was really going for at first,
00:02:27and you probably won't either.
00:02:29So I told Codex, you know, I'm going for some sort of hero section
00:02:32that has this 3D asset on there that we can kind of mess around with.
00:02:36I'm looking for some like black and like neon sort of like toxic yellow color,
00:02:41and I want it to be some sort of 3D asset that when I move my mouse over it,
00:02:44when I click it, it does things, right?
00:02:45It's actually an interactive asset.
00:02:47And so I told it to come up with a bunch of different options for me,
00:02:50and you see all the options here on the left-hand side.
00:02:52So we had like a robot face.
00:02:53We had a robot arm.
00:02:55We had whatever the heck this thing is.
00:02:58It had living fabric, another robotic hand,
00:03:00and then it sort of had that sculpture,
00:03:02that sort of infinity thing that we ended up going with.
00:03:04And this became the design we were going to work off of.
00:03:07And it is way easier and way quicker to have Codex and Astra
00:03:10generate a bunch of different potential designs in image form
00:03:13than say, go into Blender and start building.
00:03:15You try to jump into here right away, you're going to struggle.
00:03:18And so to design this sort of look for yourself,
00:03:20I added a sample prompt here inside the GitHub repo.
00:03:23What I suggest doing is taking this prompt,
00:03:25dropping it into Codex, and say, use this as a template.
00:03:29But instead of doing a 3D hero for a fictional optics product called Luma,
00:03:35I want you to, and then you insert whatever sort of topic you're going for.
00:03:39And just like you saw here, where I had it create a whole concept gallery,
00:03:43tell it to create three, four, five, six, seven different variations
00:03:46of that hero section.
00:03:48This is the quickest way to iterate at step one.
00:03:51Once you've picked some sort of design that looks pretty sweet,
00:03:53what we're going to do is we are going to go on to step two,
00:03:55which is move into Blender.
00:03:57All you need to do is have Blender installed.
00:04:01And again, if you point Cloud Code or Codex at the repo,
00:04:04it's going to go ahead and install it for you.
00:04:05And from here, all you're going to do is you're going to tell Codex,
00:04:09go ahead and take my design and create it as a 3D asset inside of Blender.
00:04:14And so that's what I did here inside of Codex.
00:04:16And you can see it going to work.
00:04:18It didn't take that long.
00:04:19It took it 12 minutes and 40 seconds.
00:04:22It does everything through scripting.
00:04:24It will use some computer use to actually bring up Blender on its own
00:04:27to take a look at what's actually going on on the screen and sort of verify stuff.
00:04:31But most of this is done programmatically.
00:04:34And so you, the actual human being running this whole program,
00:04:37you just have to sit back and find something to do for 12 and a half minutes.
00:04:41You don't have to touch a single thing inside of Blender.
00:04:45Now remember, you are not a slave to whatever you get as a one shot.
00:04:48What you saw in my website, you would have noticed sort of this pulsing yellow light
00:04:53that goes through the entire structure.
00:04:56That wasn't there in the first iteration.
00:04:58And I simply told it to create that.
00:05:00And so you have as much freedom as you want to create this.
00:05:04And so this step involves a lot of iteration.
00:05:06You're going to tell Codex what you want to build.
00:05:07It's going to hop into Blender.
00:05:09It's going to build it.
00:05:10You're going to take a look at the final product.
00:05:12And then you're going to go back and forth until you're happy.
00:05:14And remember, you don't have to view the 3D product.
00:05:16It's created only inside of Blender.
00:05:18You can have it create some sort of stand-in hero section like you see here
00:05:22and say, hey, can you convert this to 3JS?
00:05:24So I can see what this would look like on my webpage before we finalize anything.
00:05:28Now, once you're happy with your asset, we can move on to step three.
00:05:30But before we do that, a quick word from today's sponsor, me.
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00:05:39And also inside there is a Codex Masterclass.
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00:05:57You can find a link to it inside the pinned comment.
00:06:00So step three, we've done the design.
00:06:01We got the asset.
00:06:02Now we want to actually build our website.
00:06:06We're going to put this all together.
00:06:07So for our website, and I will turn off my camera so you can see this a little better.
00:06:11This is for a fake company called Aperture.
00:06:15All right.
00:06:16So we have the Blender asset here.
00:06:18And what happened is we created the asset inside a Blender and Codex essentially turned
00:06:22that Blender asset into a 3JS construct that we can play with.
00:06:27Again, very cool.
00:06:29And this isn't something that just has to live inside of the hero.
00:06:32As you will see here, it actually scrolls with us.
00:06:34And it sort of tells a story about our particular product, right?
00:06:38Over here, your best ideas really arrive together.
00:06:40Oh, man, it's falling apart.
00:06:42And then we see it moves to the side, gives them a place to meet.
00:06:45And then the website continues.
00:06:48And we see different call outs to that asset throughout.
00:06:51Furthermore, this is also something we can optimize.
00:06:53We'll talk about that in step four for mobile.
00:06:55So when we talk about mobile, are we going to have some crazy asset like this going nuts?
00:06:58No, we're just going to turn this into a still image.
00:07:00So someone's, you know, Android phone from 15 years ago doesn't catch on fire.
00:07:04Now, I've done a ton of videos in the past on sort of the best way to approach web design
00:07:09with Cloud Code and Codex.
00:07:10So I'm not going to turn this into a 20-minute diatribe of all the best practices there.
00:07:14What I will say, and by the way, go ahead and watch those videos if you want to learn
00:07:18more.
00:07:18I'll link one right above.
00:07:19What I will say is just like we did mock-ups for our 3D asset, you should be doing mock-ups
00:07:25for the website itself.
00:07:26Again, Codex has a built-in image generation tool.
00:07:28Just have it build images instead of having to code it all out.
00:07:31So you can see over here on the right the mock-ups I had to generate for our webpage.
00:07:37And this actually was a one-shot.
00:07:39I pretty much told it like, hey, here's the asset we've created.
00:07:42I want to have some sort of coherent story from the hero all the way to the bottom.
00:07:45How can we have this all fit together?
00:07:47And this is what it generated.
00:07:48And ideally what you want to do is you want to highlight this asset throughout the page
00:07:52because it's something that's super cool.
00:07:53Like you saw on the webpage, it's not only on the hero.
00:07:55We have it sort of bursting apart and then coming back together while also switching sides,
00:08:00which I thought was pretty sweet.
00:08:01And again, inside of the GitHub repo, I have a sample prompt you can use.
00:08:06Adapt this for your particular webpage.
00:08:08And if I didn't mention it before, I also have the sample prompt you would want to use
00:08:11when you're telling it, hey, go ahead and build this and inspect your final work inside
00:08:15a Blender.
00:08:16And so just like at the end of step two, when we're in the Blender phase, what are we going
00:08:19to do at the end of step three?
00:08:20Well, we're just going to iterate, iterate, iterate.
00:08:21You're going to continue working with Codex until you get this to a place you like.
00:08:26And like I stressed before, the easiest way to do this is have it create as many mockups
00:08:30as possible.
00:08:31And last but not least, after we build this thing and we're kind of happy with it, how
00:08:35can we actually polish this?
00:08:36How can we optimize it?
00:08:38What are we going to do for mobile?
00:08:39Is this something that's going to be a huge hog when it comes to resources?
00:08:43If this is someone who's not necessarily on a very powerful desktop, what are we supposed
00:08:47to do?
00:08:47Is this just a visual spectacle or does this actually work?
00:08:50Well, luckily for you and me, this is pretty easy to optimize.
00:08:53Just like everything else, I have provided you with a prompt that will have Codex, take
00:08:57a look at everything, make sure it works in mobile, make sure it works at different hardware
00:09:01levels, make sure this isn't blowing up someone's computer, and ultimately making sure this
00:09:05is a runnable website that people can actually use.
00:09:08This includes things like measuring the asset download size, making sure we pause rendering
00:09:12when it's off screen, et cetera, et cetera.
00:09:15And from there, it is as easy as just hosting it.
00:09:18If you are on Codex, you can actually use their built-in hosting service.
00:09:23So if you've never used it before, really easy to do.
00:09:25If you're inside of here and you just do at sites, and then you point it at the website
00:09:30you've already created, it's essentially going to host it itself.
00:09:32It's like its own built-in Vercel.
00:09:34Not something I would do for like true production, but if you just want to get it up on there,
00:09:38be able to share it with some people, have them take a look, really easy way to do so.
00:09:41And that is the super quick four-step way to create these assets in Blender using Astra,
00:09:47and then throw it on your website.
00:09:49I think this stuff looks super cool.
00:09:51I think this is way better than us just throwing some sort of seed dance video in the background
00:09:55or creating some sort of like scroll animation, and we've just chopped up a video in a bunch
00:10:00of frames.
00:10:00Like this looks premium.
00:10:02And just like I talked about in my last video in terms of After Effects, this lets you play
00:10:06in a space you probably have no business playing.
00:10:08Like how many of you really have the time or the inclination to learn how to use Blender?
00:10:14The answer is you probably just don't have the time.
00:10:16Yet, we want to be able to create cool web pages and web designs like this, and we can
00:10:21now do so.
00:10:22And it's relatively simple.
00:10:23So I hope you guys like that.
00:10:26This was a really cool thing for me to build, and I'm excited to play around with it some
00:10:29more.
00:10:30So make sure to let me know what you thought.
00:10:32Make sure to check out Chase AI Plus if you want to kind of get deeper into the AI side
00:10:37of things.
00:10:38And as always, I'll see you around.

Key Takeaway

Generating interactive 3D website hero sections using GPT-6 Astra and Blender automation eliminates the need for manual 3D modeling skills.

Highlights

  • Integrating 3D assets into a website hero section is possible using GPT-6 Astra, Blender, and 3JS without prior Blender experience.

  • A 3D asset generation process takes 12 minutes and 40 seconds inside Blender via Codex scripts.

  • Web design deployment utilizes the Codex built-in hosting service to publish sites without external platforms like Vercel.

  • Mobile optimization replaces complex interactive 3D assets with still images to prevent performance issues on low-end hardware.

Timeline

Prerequisites and Setup

  • Codex or Claude Code, Blender, and companion skills form the required software stack.
  • The Blender Agent Studio skill and Blender to Web skill automate the technical pipeline.

Setting up the environment requires installing free, open-source Blender alongside repository-linked companion skills. Codex or Claude Code manages these installations automatically when pointed to the GitHub repository.

Design Prototyping

  • Astra generates multiple image variations to establish the website aesthetic before modeling.
  • Prompt templates allow users to define specific visual styles like black and neon yellow hero sections.

Visual prototyping avoids immediate manual work inside Blender by using AI-generated concept art. Generating multiple variations provides a clear visual reference before programmatic 3D asset creation begins.

Blender Asset Generation

  • Codex creates 3D assets programmatically inside Blender using automated scripting and computer use.
  • Iteration cycles allow users to refine assets, add lighting effects, and convert structures to 3JS.

Automated scripts handle the entire Blender modeling process without manual user input. Reviewing the initial output allows creators to request modifications like pulsing lights or structural changes before final integration.

Website Assembly and Optimization

  • Codex converts Blender assets into interactive 3JS constructs for web deployment.
  • Mobile versions use static images instead of heavy 3D rendering to maintain performance across hardware.

Assembling the webpage involves creating a coherent narrative where the 3D asset responds to user scrolling. Optimization protocols measure download sizes and pause rendering off-screen, while built-in hosting finalizes the deployment process.

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