LLMs aren't suited to this, just like they aren't suited to generating images (different models do the hard work, even when you're using an LLM interface).

I agree with the parent comment. This might be neat to learn the basics of blender scripting, but it's an incredibly inefficient and clumsy way of making anything worthwhile.

That's fair, and perhaps a different kind of multi-modal model will emerge that is better at learning and interacting with UIs..

Or maybe applications will develop new interfaces to meet LLMs in the middle, sort of how MCP servers are a very primitive version of that for APIs..

Future improvements don't just have to be a better version of exactly what it is today, it can certainly mean changing or combining approaches.

Leaving AI/LLM aside, 3D modeling and animation tech has drastically evolved over the years, removing the need for lots of manual and complicated work by automating or simplifying the workflow for achieving better results.

Right.

This is like training an AI on being an Excel expert, and then ask it to make Doom for you: You're gonna get some result, and it will be impressive given the constraints. It's also going to be pure dog shit that will never see the light of day other than as a meme.