Claude Opus turns photos into 3D scenes by scripting Blender via Python
felixrieseberg · x · 2026-11-09
Developer felixrieseberg fed two photos to Claude Opus, which controlled Blender through Python to build matching 3D scenes — and judged its own work by comparing matching pixel counts between photo and render.
He also ported the scenes to viewable Three.js versions in the browser, noting lighting isn't as good as Blender's but still impressive.
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