Sometimes I think the servers get overloaded and some users get a degraded experience or only access to part of the model for a period of time. I'm not sure, bu

Sometimes I think the servers get overloaded and some users get a degraded experience or only access to part of the model for a period of time. I'm not sure, but I've definitely seen it say that, but then when I tried the next day or later that day, it would respond appropriately. As for how to render a 3D cube in JS, one way to do it that specifically worked for me was asking it: "write a next.js page using react-three-fiber that renders a spinning cube" and sure enough, it'll whip out the example. May work for vanilla js prompts too, haven't tried. But if you mention the specific library three.js it'll probably respond better.