Create me a 15 second Stickman animation based on a fight of a Sith vs a Jedi It should be super fast paced and engaging. It does not need sound effects. It should be 16-9. You are not authorized to copy programs or files from other folders.
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Stickman Jedi vs. Sith duel, four models
A 66-second 4K reel of one 15-second stickman lightsaber-fight prompt, run with GPT 6.1 Sol and GPT 6 Astra in Codex CLI and Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 in Claude Code, each labeled with cost and time. All pure code; the creator rates the Claude pair far ahead.
“On quality alone, Opus and Sonnet were above (by a lot), including richer details, camera movements, effects, being more fluid and engaging overall.”
How it was made
Both GPT runs were in Codex CLI and both Claude runs in Claude Code ("Claude CLI"), with no video models or other apps. The video is silent because the creator plans to narrate it in a YouTube video. A breakdown the creator had an AI write: Sol built a Canvas engine with keyframed poses and IK, clocked by GSAP and exported with HyperFrames; Astra a similar Canvas pipeline drawn from HyperFrames' seek events; Sonnet a Python engine drawn with Skia, with motion blur, bloom, and grain, encoded with FFmpeg; and Opus a Canvas and HyperFrames engine with layered bloom, smoke, embers, lightning, speed ramps, and camera shake. An earlier reply gave a looser version of the prompt ("something on the lines of").
The on-screen labels, which say the costs are reported and the billing unverified: GPT 6.1 Sol $1.03, GPT 6 Astra $7.94, Sonnet 5.5 $18.09, and Opus 5.5 $12.00, all at max effort.
Posted Oct 1, 2026 · X · 373 likes · 33k views · 45 comments
Prompt from: Reply on X, in answer to a request for the prompt
AI-written breakdown of each model's pipeline, posted by the creator
Look notesby Reference
Four takes on the same stickman lightsaber duel, played one after another, each labeled with its model, cost, and time: two in a dark sci-fi hall and two against red sunset and volcano skies.
- Color
- The GPT takes are slate blue-gray halls with white stick figures and cyan and magenta blades. The Claude takes are crimson and ember-orange skies with black or white figures, glowing blue and red sabers, and spark bursts.
- Type
- Bold white sans labels in the corners ("GPT 6.1 Sol | Max", "Cost: $1.03", "Time: 28m"), a tiny footer reading "Reported cost (USD) · Billing unverified", and the films' own end titles, such as a spaced caps "THE LIGHT ENDURES" and a slanted, distressed "JEDI WINS".
- Framing
- 16:9 side-on fights on a floor line, one fighter on each side. Sol and Astra frame the duel in front of a large circular portal; Sonnet adds silhouetted towers and close-ups; Opus stages it on a bridge over a lava lake. Between takes, the four sit in a 2x2 grid.
- Structure
- GPT 6.1 Sol's duel in the hall, GPT 6 Astra's duel before the portal, Sonnet 5.5's close-ups and acrobatics on a red plain, the 2x2 grid with Sonnet's "JEDI WINS" end card, then Opus 5.5's fight on the lava bridge with sparks and embers.
