He shared a few photos and a floor plan with Claude. The result? A fully explorable 3D version of his Airbnb. 🤯🏝️ @SimbasJungles used Claude Opus 5.5, photos of his beachfront rental, a 2D floor plan, and Pinterest inspiration to create a virtual environment using Blender and Unreal Engine 5. The finished result turns the apartment into an interactive world that feels like a video game. You can explore the living room, check out the kitchen, walk onto the balcony overlooking the beach, and even activate a sunset with a single key. There are also on-screen controls for walking, running, switching lights on and off, and changing the lighting from daytime to nighttime. Property owners often invest in professional photography and 3D virtual tours to showcase their rentals. Now, AI-assisted tools could make it easier to turn ordinary photos and a floor plan into an immersive experience that lets potential guests explore a property before booking. Would you book an Airbnb after explor...