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A Claude skill turns a photo or part name into a 3D exploded-view film

Movez says adding the /anatomy-reveal skill lets Claude make real-size 3D models from a photo or name, exploded views, and motion-blurred reveal films from 1:1 to 16:9. It builds on the /anatomy skill. Product and sales teams could use it for equipment explainers.

For product and sales teams: check the output against the real part before it goes in front of a customer.

Four-step diagram: a photo or part name becomes a real-size 3D model, then an exploded view, then a reveal film from 1:1 to 16:9
Image: The American Industrialist. Details from X, @0xMovez, Oct 15, 2026.

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