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    OpusAI Revolutionizes 3D Design with Text-to-Video Game Technology

    The future of 3D design and game development takes a leap forward as OpusAI develops innovative tools to turn written text into interactive worlds.

    As technology continues to evolve, the world of 3D design and game development is about to witness a groundbreaking transformation. OpusAI from @OpusAIInc, a pioneer in generative AI, is working on a text-to-video game tool that aims to revolutionize design systems and pave the way for the next generation of interactive content.

    With a vision to reignite the renaissance of design systems, OpusAI believes that current design tools are broken and in need of reinvention. Their innovative technology will allow creators to turn their writing into fully-realized 3D worlds, stream them live, build fanbases, and potentially reach new heights of success.

    OpusAI operates as a decentralized community, allowing each member to participate in decision-making and vote on the direction of technology development. While the company is working tirelessly to make their tool available to creators, the public beta release date has yet to be announced.

    Initially focusing on 3D and 4D design, OpusAI’s technology may also support 2D design in the future. The company plans to offer an option to export their designs to traditional game tools by the end of the year, with enterprise offerings for game engine exports expected early next year.

    For creators looking to turn their stories into movies, OpusAI’s software will intelligently interpret screenplays and shooting scripts. The current roadmap suggests that integration with technical design tools like Revit is projected for mid-2025.

    As OpusAI continues to innovate, the future of 3D design and game development looks brighter than ever, opening up new possibilities for creators to bring their visions to life.

    Official Website: https://opus.ai

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