Claude Opus turns photos into Blender 3D scenes, judging itself by pixel matches
haider1 · x · 2026-11-09
Developer Felix Rieseberg gave Claude Opus two photos and had it build matching 3D scenes in Blender via Python — and it "absolutely crushed it." Claude controlled Blender through Python and evaluated its own work by comparing the number of matching pixels between the photo and the rendered scene, creating a self-critique loop. A notable demo of frontier-model agentic control over complex desktop software.
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