Ox Alpha + Three.js Nan Lian Garden: A Single-Prompt 3D Scene Example

One-sentence takeaway

“Build a 3D version of Nan Lian Garden with Three.js” is a short task suitable for checking spatial layout, rendering stability, and the debugging loop, but the original post publishes only a task summary, not the full prompt.

Use cases

• Suitable tasks: Three.js scenes, architectural or garden spatial relationships, and frontend 3D prototypes.

• Unsuitable tasks: Judging the model's overall frontend capability from a video, or treating “faster” as a measure of code quality.

• Applicable model version: Ox Alpha; no version snapshot is provided.

• Applicable clients, agents, or APIs: The client is not specified; the result description points to a code-generation scenario.

• Recommended reasoning levels and parameters: Not disclosed; fix the browser, Three.js version, and rendering device.

Ready-to-use content

The original post does not publish the complete prompt verbatim; it only publishes the task goal. The following is a reusable template that faithfully preserves the task goal. The added acceptance requirements are an organized workflow and should not be treated as the original prompt:

Use Three.js to build a 3D version of Nan Lian Garden that can run in a browser.

First implement the smallest runnable scene, then add the main buildings, paths, vegetation, water, camera controls, and lighting. After completing each part, run the page and check console errors, resource loading, and mobile dimensions. Finally list what has been implemented, not implemented, verified, and still requires manual confirmation, and retain a reproducible startup command.

Original case outcome

The author says they used the same prompt to have Ox Alpha and Kimi-K3 build Three.js versions of Nan Lian Garden, and considered Ox Alpha's output faster. A replier said Kimi's result was closer to a real garden, and said Kimi cross-checked and debugged before the final output, while Ox Alpha failed to run several times because of bugs. The original post does not publish the complete prompts for either side, code, runtime timeline, or test logs.

Reuse boundaries

• Scene similarity, runtime speed, code executability, and fidelity to the real garden should be scored separately.

• A 3D task should record at least the browser, GPU, Three.js version, texture assets, and whether manual fixes were made.