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A table in Blender

Grok 4.7 xhigh, Blender 4.5.9, one prompt. The picture is the file it saved.

Yair Knijn · Sep 21, 2026

The whole terminal on the left, the whole Blender window on the right. About eight and a half minutes, sped up eight times. The still below is the render.

The render: red metal sphere, blue glass cube, gold ring on a wooden table.

The ask was small. Delete the default cube. Put down a table about 1.6 metres wide. On it, a red metallic sphere, a blue glass cube, and a small gold torus standing on edge. Light it so the materials read. Render 1280×720.

It did build the scene. Four legs, a top, a camera at a three-quarter angle, soft shadows. The sphere is metal. You can see the room in it. The ring is gold and it is standing on the table. The blend file and the PNG both landed on disk.

This pass the glass reads. You can see through the cube. The ring sits on the top. In the tape the viewport holds the whole default cube while it thinks, then the camera view shows the finished table, all in the frame. The picture under the video is that render.

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