A morning glory grows from 139,667 grains of soil

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🚨 Fable 5.5 TESTING Part 19 🌸 I asked Claude to grow a morning glory. There is no plant. One prompt, a few quick picks. I never touched Blender. 🤯 ⏱️ 377 minutes (about 4 hours of that was the GPU rendering) 💸 $17.53 in API costs 🤖 Claude Fable 5.5 Xhigh in Claude Code What it did on its own 👇 🪴 Placed 139,667 individual grains of soil, perlite and bark. The 29,094 around the shoot can shift as it breaks through ☀️ 37 days of sun, from real solar geometry at 45° N 🌀 The vine sweeps in searching circles, finds the bamboo stake at 13.5 s, then wraps around it 🎹 Each of the 14 leaves plays one piano note as it opens, higher the further up the plant 🎧 18 real recordings, a sampled piano and strings, no synthesis: watering cans, a snapped stick of celery for the soil breaking, corn stalks for the vine, rain on a window. 70 crumbs of soil each get their own sound 🔍 Scanned its own rough cut, found 292 near-black frames strobing day and night, and re-rendered it daylight-only. Now the one night in the film is the one before the flower opens 🕵️ Hid the soil to catch long bark fibres poking through the pot wall, and worked out which two leaves were shadowing the flower at sunrise 📦 32 s · 1080x1350 · 60 fps · 1,920 Cycles frames · no footage, no image model

— @camperaigg

Author’s claim. Posted before Fable 5.2 came out. The author called it Fable 5.5, the name rumors gave the next Fable. We can’t verify which model ran.