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A Veneno study / 3D course
Hypercar in Blender.
Build a photoreal hypercar and a 32-second studio film in Blender without touching Blender. One prompt built this Lamborghini Veneno study in Claude Code in 46 minutes; three more made the film, its score and this course. Every prompt, copy-and-paste ready, every result shown, and the Blender files. Free. Not affiliated with Lamborghini.
Real renders / Finished film + Blender filesWatch chapter 1, freeA Blender build / By Jeffrey Oyeneye
What you build
One prompt. A $4 million car in Blender, without opening Blender.
Get a photoreal car out of Blender from prompts alone, with Blender running in the background.
Know what makes a render look real: the real measurements, a clear coat, a studio to reflect, and a review loop.
Turn a model into a short film: a shot list, light cues, test frames, and a long render you can pause.
Score it with AI music that lands on your cuts, and check it by measuring.
Inside the course
Lesson by lesson.
24 lessons in 5 sections. All 24 lessons are free.
Start here0 / 3
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Lesson 1: The whole car in one prompt
One prompt at 11:17 PM, five 4K stills at 12:03 AM. Three more prompts the next day made the film, the score and this course.
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Lesson 2: Why it looks real
Four things separate a render that looks real from one that looks like a toy. This build did all four.
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Lesson 3: Set up: Claude Code and Blender
Install Blender and Claude Code, and make one folder for the project. Why the Microsoft Store Blender won't run from scripts, and the fix.
My prompts, and what the AI did with them0 / 4
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Lesson 4: Ask for the result, and let it pick
Four asks in one prompt: realistic, decals, shiny, and a rare expensive car. What came back.
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Lesson 5: "Make an impressive video"
Eleven words became an eight-shot studio film: a light sweep in the dark, headlights flickering on, the studio slamming on.
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Lesson 6: Pause it, get your PC back
Early in the render the PC was needed. It stopped at frame 117 of 768, kept every finished frame, and resumed later with nothing lost.
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Lesson 7: "Can we have eleven labs score this"
Priced first, then generated with ElevenLabs Music v2.5. The drop landed at 24.01 s on a cut at 24.00 s.
Nine prompts to build the car0 / 9
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Lesson 8: The car and its real numbers
Pick the car and get its real measurements, with a source for each.
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Lesson 9: Run Blender from scripts
Blender with no window: one Python script that builds the whole car from scratch, every time.
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Lesson 10: The body in slices
Seventy-six cross-sections from nose to tail, sixteen points around each, smoothed, with creases on the sharp lines.
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Lesson 11: Cut it open
The wheel arches, intakes, headlamp slots and hood vents, cut out of the body.
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Lesson 12: The paint and the shine
A dark metallic grey under a mirror-smooth clear coat.
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Lesson 13: The decals
The stripe, the pinstripes, the name on the doors and the writing on the tyres.
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Lesson 14: The details up close
Wheels and brakes, a splitter, a diffuser, a real aerofoil for the wing, the lights, the exhausts and a cockpit.
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Lesson 15: The studio
Five lights, a black background, a polished floor, and a reflection the camera never sees.
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Lesson 16: The review
It looked at its own renders: grain measured at 0.064, 0.030 and 0.010; the grey rear traced to one material; the headlamps rebuilt.
Five prompts to make the film0 / 5
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Lesson 17: The shot list
Eight shots, each with one slow camera move, 32 seconds at 24 frames a second.
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Lesson 18: The light cues
The trap: Blender smooths every keyframe, so the lights faded instead of switching. The fix is a constant key.
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Lesson 19: Test before the long render
Five rounds of test frames caught the fading lights, a blown-out door, a floor hot spot and the title on the roof.
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Lesson 20: A render you can pause
2560 × 1440, 128 samples, about an hour on an RTX 5080, paused at 117 frames and resumed.
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Lesson 21: Sound and score
Sound effects on the picture events, an ElevenLabs score under them, the drop 0.01 s from the cut, -13 LUFS.
Make your own0 / 3
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Lesson 22: The prompt sheet
Every prompt on one page: my five, and the fourteen to try.
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Lesson 23: Swap the car for anything
The fourteen prompts with [object] in place of the car: a watch, a sneaker, a motorbike.
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Lesson 24: Bonus: under the hood
For the curious: where each prompt shows up in the five scripts.
Included, free
Take the whole thing apart.
The whole build is two Blender files and the five Python scripts that made them. Join the course free, download them, and open them in Blender.
- hypercar-in-blender.zip
- The Blender files · two .blend files + five scripts (zip, 5.3 MB)
Made in Blender 5.2, free from blender.org. The README in the zip shows how to run each script. The sound effects and the score aren't included.
Meet the maker
Built and broken down by Jeffrey Oyeneye.
A video producer bringing the same attention to story, rhythm and detail to games, websites, and the process of teaching them.
Before you begin
A few good questions.
Is it really free?
Yes. Every lesson, every prompt and the Blender files. A free account opens them; no card needed.
Do I need to know Blender or code?
No. Every lesson is a prompt you copy and paste, with what happened when it ran. Nobody opened Blender to build this car. The code is there for the curious.
What do I need?
Claude Code and Blender (free from blender.org). The set-up lesson shows both. ElevenLabs is only for the score, and it's optional.
Is it a video course?
Lesson 1 plays the finished film. The lessons are written: every step, prompt and picture, ready to follow at your own pace.
Is it a real Lamborghini?
No. It's a Veneno-inspired study built to the real car's published size. Some details are simplified and it carries no Lamborghini badges. Not affiliated with Lamborghini.