To turn an AI-generated idea into a real 3D shape,
First copy the code provided by the A.I.
Then open your browser window and
go to ochafik.com/openscad.
Clear out any default text in the editor and
paste the code into the text box.
Let the compiler build your shape, and
click export to download it as an actual .STL file.
Next, open a brand new browser tab,
go to tinkercad.com,
and to load your physical model right into the workspace,
click Import and select your downloaded STL file.
To begin creating your custom 3D model, First go to this website: ochafik.com/openscad and wait for the editor to load on your screen. You do not need to know how to program; instead, ask an A.I. to generate an OpenSCAD code for your object.
Once you have the code, look at the left side of the webpage, highlight and delete any text that is already there, and Next paste the text in this screen. You will immediately see your 3D shape appear on the right side. To save this shape to your computer, click the button labeled "STL" to download it.
Now that the geometry file is saved on your hard drive, Next go to this website: app.spline.design. Open up a new, blank project canvas in your browser. To bring your object into the workspace, simply drag and drop the STL file you just downloaded directly onto the screen. Your object is now loaded in and ready to be colored and spun around!
Now that your object is on the canvas, it is time to set up the animation timeline. First select your object by clicking on it. Look over to the right-hand panel to find the section labeled "States." Next click the plus (+) icon to create a new State. You will now see a list showing "Base State" and a new "State."
To make the object turn, we have to tell the new State what position to stop at. First make sure the new "State" is selected. Then scroll up slightly to the "Transform" section of the panel. To make it spin slowly on its axis, change the "Rotation Y" value to 360. This tells the software that the object has completed one full turn.
Now we just need to link the beginning and the end together. Scroll down to the "Events" section and click the plus (+) icon to add an Event. Set the "Event Type" to "Start," and the "Action" to "Transition." Ensure it transitions from "Base State" to your new "State." To make it loop smoothly, change the Easing to "Linear", set the Duration to 4 seconds, and change the Loop to "Infinite". Finally, hit the play button to preview it, and then click Export, select the Record tab, choose GIF, and hit record!