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KIMI K3 JUST TOOK OVER BLENDER AND BUILT A FULL BUILDING SYSTEM FROM BLUEPRINTS.
Not a render. Not a concept image.
A coordinated 3D model — HVAC ducts, electrical conduit, fire suppression lines, structural steel — every system routed and placed in the same space.
Kimi K3 drives Blender directly through MCP. It reads the blueprint and builds.
Here's why this specific task matters more than it looks.
That colorful mess of pipes and ducts isn't decoration. It's the hardest problem in construction: making sure the plumbing doesn't run through the beam, and the ductwork doesn't collide with the sprinkler line.
It's called clash detection. Teams of BIM coordinators spend weeks on it, and every miss becomes a change order that costs real money on site.
The craziest part?
Kimi K3 isn't looking at a picture and imagining a building.
It's operating professional software — the same tool a modeler uses — issuing real commands, placing real geometry, in a real file you can open and edit.
MCP turned Blender into something an AI can just... use.
And once that works for Blender, it works for every piece of professional software with an API.
Everyone's watching AI generate images of buildings.
Meanwhile Kimi K3 quietly learned to operate the tools that build them.
Follow @Sancho_Wizard for more AI deep dives.
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Two developers used AI to build a $90M Steam game in 2 months
15M copies sold at $5.99
No big studio
No marketing budget
Their philosophy:
“Make it exist first. Perfect it later”
Two weeks before launch, playtesters called the game repetitive
They built 3 new maps in 14 days
Then clips took over TikTok and YouTube
The gameplay was so visual that every match became free marketing
Speed → feedback → iteration → virality
Worth more than a $500 indie game course
Watch the story, then read the full breakdown below