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Last year, it took me over a week to learn and visualize protein structures in Blender. Today, with Claude and Blender MCP, it took me less than 30 minutes. Thanks to Anthropic, Blender 🔶, and rcsb pdb 💉🧬💻🔬💊🌱🧠🦠. Special thanks to siddharth ahuja for the MCP integration.

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Springblade 🇺🇸1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj Looks cool great job!

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Gnarly Nutrition2 years ago

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Emm 🔜 GDC 20251 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj Amazing example!!

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Rafeeque Mavoor1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj Wow..This is awesome Prash 😍 Thanks for sharing

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Matt Greving1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj Very cool. Thanks for sharing! I'm going to start using this.

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Adith Reddi1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj this is crazy

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mukund1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj what are you trying to do that wasn't achievable with the molecular nodes extension?

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Prash Singh1 year ago

Molecular Nodes is an incredible and indispensable tool! This is about how researchers can speed up workflows when they do not have time to go deep into Blender. For example, when analyzing hundreds of chains in a protein complex, generating selections through a prompt can be much faster than manually clicking through them.

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David Ruau1 year ago

@AnthropicAI @Blender @buildmodels @sidahuj Interesting. You can do that in #SAMSON @StephaneRedon You can even speak to it to do what you want and script it. Interface similar to Blender.

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_1 year ago

Prash, can you tell me about the accuracy tho, since it's a scientific 3d representation, it's something to be careful about.

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