# Bad Influence story: Solo builder makes a 3D spider simulator with Claude and Three.js

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-08 15:23. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/b4846eb8-d46a-4a21-bce6-d44c48939f0c

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Latest update (11-08 15:23): Solo builder shows how Claude and Three.js turned a spider into a 3D simulator

Overview: A solo builder says Claude and Three.js were enough to produce an interactive 3D simulator of an orb-weaving spider, built in a single conversation and rendered in a browser without 3D tools. The builder describes the project in a post on X. According to the post, every readout, including silk, spoke and glue counts, is computed from one timeline position. The post also describes the six-layer structure and the seven prompts used to build it.

The only source is that X post, which the builder wrote, so the account of how the project was built has not been checked independently.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-08 15:23 · X search: indie AI launches (I built, solo founder) · [Solo builder shows how Claude and Three.js turned a spider into a 3D simulator](https://badinfluence.news/items/tu0iajxlpgm2tmmml1183sblw)
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