We just made Grand Theft Oslo, and added the new @Tesla Roadster to it 😅🚀
Full city, made from real map data, and the Sloyd MCP (coming soon) with Opus 5.5:
- map from OpenStreetMap
- official maps (Kartverket)
- road markings, curbs, sidewalks, crossings from the Road Authorities (Vegvesenet),
- it even has the correct city bike stations from Oslo Bysykkel 🤣
I love how it even added the side boosters for steering.
Amazing work from our intern Martin Truong, who got inspired from the GTA Helsinki version by @labasaari 👏
WDYT @elonmusk?
Sloyd makes great 3D models.
And now they move. And talk. 🐸
Video + Audio is live in Sloyd. 3D, images, video and audio in one subscription.
Zero model shopping.
3/ What you can make:
• Trailers and cutscenes
• Product ads
• Short films
• UGC ads
• Sound effects and character voices
And launch videos. Like this one. Made with Sloyd.
4/ 1,000,000+ game developers and creatives have used Sloyd for 3D.
Now it's everything you need to make and promote your game. Or product. Or content.
Try it 👉 sloyd.ai
Astra for 3D is LIVE on Sloyd!
Use it to create props, vehicles, buildings or entire scenes
Astra is amazing at hard surface objects, low poly, and scenes
Sloyd AI is perfect for characters, creatures, animals, and anything high detail
LMK what you think!
GPT Image 2.5 is live on @SloydAi! Its now the default image model for all generations.
And look how beautiful our skyboxes are now 🤩
I just made a 3D model harness for Astra. It is actually insane.
Every demo of Astra shows amazing models but secretly took hours to make and cost hundreds of $$.
With our harness it made this 3D model in @SloydAi in literally 3 minutes.
Reply for early access.
Andreas Edesberg retweeted
GPT-6 Astra is our best model yet for computer use, software engineering, and visual understanding to date.
Hear from the builders putting it to work:
Type a prompt → a loop-ready character sprite sheet.
Sloyd's new Spritesheet Generator turns a prompt or image into looping frames for use in 2D games or animations.
Background removed, frames sliced, packed and ready to use.
Game-ready in seconds!
I painted my deck and this is what it taught me about building a startup:
- it takes longer than you think.
-devil's in the details.
- it helps to build do it with a friend.
- just when you think you're done, there's always something more.
more below
3/4
- don't waste your paint. The drive to the shop is long (yes im talking about money and raising from investors -it takes time)
- you need more paint than you think (and you might need more money than you think)
- prep work is everything.




