Backrooms Level 0, Made by AI in Blender

Name: The Backrooms: Level 0 — a short film made by AI in Blender
Uploaded: 2026-09-23
Duration: 27 s
Description: A 27-second Backrooms Level 0 short with Roblox-style characters, made by an AI agent (Claude Opus 5.5 with 3D-Agent and Blender MCP) in Blender and rendered at 1080p.

This 27-second Backrooms Level 0 short was made by an AI agent in Blender, going from an empty scene to the final cut in under five hours. The agent generated every model, texture, light, camera move and sound effect in it for this film. The only things it didn’t make are the 3D-Agent logo and the typefaces used for on-screen text.

Made with: Claude Opus 5.5 + 3D-Agent + Blender MCP · Blender 5.1 · EEVEE · 1080p at 24 fps

The Backrooms: Level 0. Three wanderers, a failing grid of fluorescent lights, and something in the dark. 27 seconds, with sound.

What the Agent Made


Film	27 seconds at 1080p and 24 fps: eight shots from ten cameras
Rendered frames	528, plus a title card and an end card
Scene	425 objects, 34 materials, 65,428 triangles
Lights	240, of which 22 fail on cue during the film
Characters	Four Roblox-style characters with swappable faces, the Smiler, and an entity
Sound	Hum, footsteps, buzzing lights, screeches and a heartbeat, all generated from scratch. No stock audio or music library
Time	Under five hours from an empty scene to the final cut, most of it rendering

Scrub the Build

Drag the slider, or pick a step, to see how the film came together. Times count from the empty scene.

An empty yellow Backrooms hallway stretching into the distance under fluorescent ceiling panels.

First Cut vs Final Cut

The same frame, 138, from the same camera, rendered from the first-cut scene and from the final scene. Drag across the image to compare.

Frame 138 rendered from the first-cut scene: Roblox-style characters walking down a plain yellow hallway, with no posters and no logos on their clothes.

Frame 138 from the final film: the same characters and hallway, now with a 3D-Agent poster on the wall and 3D-Agent logos on the hazmat suit and shirts.

The walls, lights and camera move are the same in both cuts. The second pass adds the posters and the logos on the costumes, and replaces the entity that appears later in the film.

Stills From the Film

Three Roblox-style characters walking down a yellow Backrooms hallway, one in a hazmat suit carrying a flashlight, past a 3D-Agent poster. — Into the hallway.

Two Roblox-style characters sprinting toward the camera down a yellow hallway, blurred by motion. — The chase, with motion blur.

Close-up of a Roblox-style character with a shocked face, with a second character behind it. — Shallow depth of field on the close-up.

A glowing white grin in the dark at the end of a corridor, with a character's silhouette in the foreground. — The Smiler, in the dead end.

Free Backrooms Level 0 Textures

The wallpaper and ceiling textures from the film are free to download under CC0, so you can use them for anything, commercial work included, without asking. Credit is appreciated but not required.

Yellow Backrooms wallpaper texture with vertical stripes and a faint chevron pattern. — Wallpaper colour, 1024 × 1024

Greyscale bump map of the wallpaper's stripes and chevrons. — Wallpaper bump, 1024 × 1024

Beige acoustic ceiling tile texture with a speckled surface. — Ceiling tile colour, 512 × 512

Greyscale bump map of the ceiling tile's speckles. — Ceiling tile bump, 512 × 512

Download the Backrooms Level 0 texture pack (ZIP, 2.1 MB): four PNG files and a licence note.

In Blender, connect the colour map to the Base Color of a Principled BSDF. Connect the bump map through an Image Texture node (set to Non-Color) to a Bump node’s Height input, then plug the Bump node into Normal. The ceiling tile repeats seamlessly in both directions. The wallpaper repeats seamlessly top to bottom, but shows a faint seam side to side, so place that edge at a corner or a door frame.

In Roblox Studio, upload a colour map as a Decal or a Texture and apply it to a part’s faces to give a Backrooms build the Level 0 look.

FAQ

Can AI make the Backrooms in Blender?

Yes. This Backrooms Level 0 short was made by an AI agent working in Blender: the level, the Roblox-style characters, the lighting, the camera moves, the render and the sound. It took under five hours from an empty scene to the final cut.

Which AI made this film?

Claude Opus 5.5, working with 3D-Agent and Blender MCP. It was rendered in Blender 5.1 with EEVEE.

Are the Backrooms textures free?

Yes. The wallpaper and ceiling textures are released under CC0, so you can use them in any project, commercial work included. Credit is appreciated but not required.

Can I use the textures in a Roblox Backrooms game?

Yes. Upload a colour map to Roblox Studio as a Decal or a Texture and apply it to your parts. CC0 means you do not need permission.

Is this an official Backrooms or Roblox production?

No. The Backrooms is a community-created setting. This is an independent fan short that uses Roblox-style characters, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or by the makers of any Backrooms film or series.

Disclosure: the team that maintains this site also builds 3D-Agent, a paid Blender AI app, and the film carries its branding. The free textures above work in Blender on their own. For more animation work like this, see 3D-Agent’s Blender animation page.

The Backrooms is a community-created setting. Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation. This fan-made short is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or by the makers of any Backrooms film or series.