Proton collision inside a Large Hadron Collider detector
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A Blender scene travelling from the LHC magnet tunnel to a particle burst in the detector; geometry, materials, camera and sound came from code, with tracks computed from the real magnetic field.
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🚀 Claude Opus 5.5 is the new king of Blender. I asked it to create a proton collision scene in the Large Hadron Collider - from the magnet tunnel to the particle burst inside the detector. All geometry, materials, camera, and sound were generated via code, zero pre-made assets. Particle tracks were calculated using the detector's real magnetic field. Turn sound on.
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