Melius FlyBreak: a fly brain simulation reel
A silent 20-second demo reel of a dark simulation interface called Melius FlyBreak, where an animated fly moves through a set of night-time scenes while a HUD tracks spike counts and neuron activity.
By Joowon
A prompt to start from
Paste it into Clueso or any MCP client to recreate this video. The link to it comes with the copy.
Create a silent, looping demo reel of a neural simulation software called "Melius FlyBreak," approximately 30–60 seconds long, displayed in a dark grid-based 3D environment. Show a highly detailed anatomical fly model in two distinct cinematic scenes: one seated in a cage-like structure holding a torch, and another lying in a white bathtub. Overlay a real-time HUD with spike counts, neuron activity stats, and scrolling neural waveform readouts in yellow and green. Use a dark, moody aesthetic with dramatic lighting, maintaining a consistent split-screen or sequential frame structure throughout.
How it’s put together
One frame per shot, with what is said over it.
0:01A fly sits on a metal railing holding a small lit object, with a glowing brain point cloud beside it.
0:04A large cloud of smoke drifts from the fly across the frame.
0:06The fly leans on a counter holding a glass under a hanging lamp.
0:09The fly lies back in a white bathtub with a bottle on the floor nearby.
0:13The fly lies in a bed with rumpled white sheets by a window.
0:17The fly sits on a ledge above a wireframe city skyline at night.
Make one like this
Take the prompt into Clueso and change whatever you need.