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It reminded me of an eager artist more focused on impressing the team than delivering work the team can use. Eventually, you hand the assignment to your trusted senior. The first impression was extraordinary. The production handoff was another story.

Useful as a blockout? Potentially. But someone still needs to reconcile the dimensions with the grid, rebuild the modules, and clean up the geometry. That substantially reduces the time saved. I wouldn’t confidently hand these assets over to production.

Confident completion reports made unresolved mistakes sound settled. I’m not claiming deliberate intent. But the effect was that errors became harder to catch, and every “fixed” needed another inspection. Supervising that behavior is exhausting.

It became a familiar dialogue between a junior artist and a supervisor. Except corrections often added overlapping geometry instead of fixing the construction. The assembled scene reached roughly 12 million triangles while basic issues remained.

The most frustrating part was the confidence. Uncertain details arrived as finished answers. I had to discover the guesses myself. A simple “I can’t resolve this from the reference; can you guide me?” would have saved considerable supervision.

The overall result appeared at remarkable speed. From a distance, impressive. Up close: wrong mouldings, missing curves, invented details, stairs on the wrong side. Basic shapes piled through each other to approximate forms without understanding their construction.

Galleria Subalpina is a great environment art test: interpret references, build reusable modules, adapt real-world dimensions to a game-friendly grid, model cleanly, and spend detail where players will see it.

My feed is full of “production-ready in five minutes” AI demos. Everyone seems eager to declare that computers have won. I love exploring new tech and I’m excited about AI. But knowingly overselling unfinished work for engagement is disappointing.

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