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I didn't want to shell out for Max again, so I piped the SVG created by Max back into Fable 5.1 at its default thinking level (of high): llm logs -cx | llm -

• swingboy 1mo ago
  No feet lol (also it's not animated for me)
  • LtdJorge 1mo ago
    Same happened to me (the feet are on the top left corner, brw). But the generated MP4 works.
  • newswasboring 1mo ago
    I see both feet and animation.
  • guelo 1mo ago
    For me it worked on Chrome but not on Firefox
  • consumer451 1mo ago
    For me: Firefox: No feet, no animation Chrome: Feet included, animated very nicely (uses significant CPU)
  • drusepth 1mo ago
    What browser are you using that doesn't have feet (or animations)? Seems to all be there in Chrome.
    • swingboy 1mo ago
      Firefox
  • krzyk 1mo ago
    And no pedals, also no animation on Firefox.
• peri-cl 1mo ago
  Well, the wheels are rotating the wrong way, but other than that! (Maybe it's a strobing artifact?)
  • cainxinth 1mo ago
    I looked closely. They are going the wrong way. Still the best one I've seen by a lot.
    • IshKebab 1mo ago
      Probably some temporal aliasing on your device. The SVG elements are 100% rotating clockwise.
      • scarmig 1mo ago
        Still a flaw--the SVG should account for how different client devices will render it! Existential doom averted, for now.
        • jdiff 1mo ago
          Let me know when AI patches this bug in the wheels on all the vehicles on the highway, AND my box fan when it's next to the light with the bad PWM dimming. Then we can resume our existential doom.
      • jamiek88 1mo ago
        Looks fine on safari iPadOS 26.6.1 wheels rotating forwards. I’m a skeptic but man, this actually has me revising my opinion a bit.
  • saretup 1mo ago
    Are they? Looked correct to me. At high enough speeds even real ones can look rotating either way in videos depending on fps.
  • toddmerrill 1mo ago
    This is an optical illusion. If I stare at it and mentally expect a direction, I can make the wheels appear to turn either way.
• rafaelmn 1mo ago
  First time this benchmark impressed me - 10/10 I would believe a human spent hours making this. There are details a human would have done better (beak attaching to the head) but still impressive.
  • psygn89 1mo ago
    I like how precise it got about the math behind the chain/gear/wheel/leg movement... these are the details that ain't no one really got time for.
• throw03172019 1mo ago
  He looks very happy riding along the beach. I love the basket fish animation as well. Impressive!
• saretup 1mo ago
  Now that it's a solved benchmark, can we get the 3d animated version?
  • consumer451 1mo ago
    I can't waste Fable for play time, but I was curius, so I used plain claude.ai with Opus 5 High. It's pretty cool. I asked "create a 3d animation", and pasted the Simon’s animation code. I must admit I used a second prompt to adjust the opening camera angle, but that is all. Originally the camera was above, about 30 degrees. https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/b37a9ee2-f5bc-4ff9-ae90-a1fb8917c737 https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/b37a9ee2-f5bc-4ff9-ae90-a...
    • spiderfarmer 1mo ago
      That's seriously impressive.
      • consumer451 1mo ago
        I have to admit, these are not directly comparable to Simon's tests though, as I was using claude.ai, and he is using raw API correct? I suppose I could use Claude Code, and disable system prompts. That should be the same, right? If I have spare tokens at the end of the week, I will try real tests.
    • consumer451 1mo ago
      I couldn't help myself. Here is the game, one-shot on claude.ai, Opus 5 Extra. There could certainly be play-ability improvements made with 1 or 2 prompts, but neato for one-shot. "Create a fun and cool game from this" - and pasted the code from above. https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/e723244b-fa52-4e63-9819-4f84e5ac0c4f https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/e723244b-fa52-4e63-9819-4... If anyone has the spare Fable tokens, would love to see the difference in the 3D animation and maybe even game.
      • stevage 1mo ago
• Wowfunhappy 1mo ago
  I find it interesting that you put the instruction ("animate this") in the system prompt, while the prompt just had the existing SVG and no actual instructions on what to do with it. Anthropic's consumer-facing tools generally don't let you do this, unless maybe you're particularly clever with Claude Code command line flags (you can start Claude Code with a custom system prompt). Do you think this had a substantial effect on the output?
  • bakies 1mo ago
    You can do it with the Claude cli. You can pipe into it like that and set system prompt
    • Wowfunhappy 1mo ago
      Sorry, yes, that's what I meant by being "clever with Claude Code command line flags", I guess it's not really that clever. But in general if you just launch Claude Code normally and use it via the interactive CLI, you can't change the system prompt, so most users probably never do it.
• stevage 1mo ago
  Not sure if it's a rendering artefact, but the wheels are spinning backwards for me? Also, 10 tooth sprocket with 22 tooth chainring? Not impossible, but so small!
  • yreg 1mo ago
    How can you tell which way are they spinning? The constant fps acts as a shutter.
• chamomeal 1mo ago
  Dang the little fish jiggling around the basket is a nice touch