Mechanical heart pumping oil with cutaway view
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A 30-second Blender animation of a mechanical heart pumping oil, with pistons, an opening shell, an original score and synthesized sound effects. The creator says Fable 5.5 made it from one prompt in Claude Code over 106 minutes.
Creator's brief58 chars
Make a mechanical heart and show its insides, use blender.
Source: the original post. Kept in its original language, unedited.
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Original post: https://x.com/camperaigg/status/2118002649929056373
All works are open data at GitHub · awesome-opus-5.5-video.
Model attribution is as stated by the creator and was not independently reproduced. View counts are a snapshot from 2026-11-08. The work belongs to its creator; DM @GoSailGlobal on X for corrections or removal.
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