Minion Turntable in Blender

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Write a complete, executable Python script using Blender's bpy module to create a 3D Minion character, set up a 360-degree turntable camera animation, and render a 5-second 1:1 video. Animation & Render Specifications: Frame Rate & Duration: Set frame rate to 30 fps and render frame range from frame 1 to 150 (exactly 5 seconds). Aspect Ratio: Set render resolution to 1080x1080 pixels (1:1 square ratio). Camera Turntable Animation:Animate the camera (or an empty controller object parented to the camera) to perform a seamless 360-degree rotation around the Minion over the 150 frames. Set keyframe interpolation to LINEAR to ensure smooth, constant-speed rotation. Output Settings: Set output format to FFmpeg video (H.264 / MP4 container). Technical Requirements & Model Structure: Base Body:Create a capsule-like mesh for the main body (yellow material, subsurface scattering/roughness ~0.3). Add sparse, thin strands of black hair on top of the head. Goggles & EyesBuild dual-lens goggles using extruded cylinders/toruses. Goggle Frame Material: Metallic (~0.9), Roughness (~0.2) to simulate brushed aluminum/metal. Add a black elastic strap wrapping around the body. Generate two eyeball meshes inside the frame (white sclera, brown iris, shiny pupil). Clothing - Overalls:Model the denim overalls using separate mesh geometry or extruded body segments. Material: Blue denim color, higher roughness (~0.6). Include shoulder straps and a front pocket on the chest. Appendages & DetailsAdd arms and legs with black gloved hands and black shoes. Use Mirror Modifier (bpy.ops.object.modifier_add(type='MIRROR')) where applicable (e.g., eyes, goggles frame, arms, straps, legs) to ensure symmetry and clean code. Lighting & Scene:Place a three-point lighting setup (Key, Fill, Rim lights) parented to the camera or placed uniformly so the lighting stays consistent during rotation. Set render engine to Cycles or EEVEE with a clean studio background. Ensure all materials are created using Nodes (use_nodes = True). Return ONLY valid Python code inside a markdown block with no surrounding text or markdown explanations.