Build a fishing RPG where the fisher hauls stone blocks and lays her own pier, with Claude Opus 5.5, Tripo, Blender and Unity 6.

The whole method is one rule: one mechanic per prompt, and it has to feel right before the next one exists.

What comes out: turquoise shallows with fish and a crab, a stone pier, bread on the hook and a girl who carries a block bigger than her backpack.

The order:

• Step 1 -> Tripo generates the models: the fisher, the rod, the stone blocks, the sled, rocks.
• Step 2 -> Claude Code connects to Blender through blender-mcp.
• Step 3 -> Opus 5.5 fixes scale, pivots and materials, then animates the walk, the sit, the cast and the carry.
• Step 4 -> Unity 6 gets the world: meadow, sand, shoreline foam, clear water.
• Step 5 -> Fishing goes in first: pick bait, cast, strike, hold to reel.
• Step 6 -> Carrying goes in second: lift a block, walk it over, drop it on the pier.
• Step 7 -> Quests come last. One line in the corner is enough: "Catch a fish".

The split:

Tripo: Every 3D model.
Opus 5.5 + Blender: Cleanup and animation.
Unity 6: The world, water and game logic.
You: Play it and decide what stays.

Keep the bugs that make you laugh.
A fisher who is accidentally too strong is a feature.

(dev: Fork Dev)