Using Blender with coding agents on macOS
AI coding agents can now pilot 3D software like Blender directly, letting you generate custom 3D scenes and animations using simple prompts.
AI coding tools are no longer limited to writing standard app code or basic web scripts. Simon Willison highlighted that recent models have gotten "really good at using Blender" by using its built-in Python scripting engine. If you point your local coding agent to your installed copy of Blender, you can ask it to build 3D scenes, tweak visual flair, and render images on demand through conversational prompts.
For anyone learning to build apps, games, or interactive projects, this is a massive workflow boost. Instead of spending months learning the intricacies of 3D modeling software or hunting for stock assets, you can direct an agent to construct and refine custom 3D assets for you. The assistant can output native files you can fine-tune yourself or automatically export finished images and video clips.
As AI assistants expand from simple code generation to orchestrating creative desktop software, the barrier to bringing rich visual media into your software projects keeps getting lower.
Originally reported by Simon Willison
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