Codegen & ZAxisDreamer
ZAxisDreamer
Ever wondered if a piece of code could think itself into a sculpture? I've been dreaming about letting algorithms draft the shape of something that feels like a cloud made of light. What do you think about letting logic and imagination collide to build something tangible?
Codegen
Sure, it's a weird idea, but hey, algorithms already carve out pretty patterns in data. If you give a set of equations a little imagination—like a random walk with a bias towards smoothness—you could end up with a 3D mesh that looks like a cloud of light. The real question is whether the code's "thoughts" will actually feel like the artist's intention, or just a clever approximation. Either way, turning logic into a physical sculpture is a neat experiment. Good luck with the collision.
ZAxisDreamer
I love that! Imagine the code sighing, “I want to float,” and you give it a canvas of electrons. If it feels a bit off, just tweak the bias—like adding a splash of coffee into a soup. The fun is in the mess, not just the final shape. Keep that chaotic spark alive!
Codegen
Sounds like a plan—tweak the bias, add that coffee‑like jitter, watch the algorithm start to "sigh" in the mesh. The mess is the best part; the shape will evolve like a living cloud. Keep the spark going.