Turn AI-generated 3D models into usable game assets by previewing, editing, optimizing, converting, exporting, and generating matching assets only when needed.
AI 3D generation is only the start. To make a generated model useful, preview it, check scale and materials, optimize geometry and textures, convert to the target format, export with notes, and then generate variants or matching assets if needed.
Use as prototype direction, then optimize and review before production.
Normalize dimensions and pivot before engine import.
Repair slots, textures, UV assumptions, and PBR values.
Compress textures, reduce polygons, and re-check visual readability.
| Stage | Question to answer | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Generate | What asset is missing? | First-pass model or direction. |
| Preview | What is broken or risky? | Issue list and review notes. |
| Edit/Optimize | What makes it usable? | Cleaner, lighter asset candidate. |
| Convert/Export | Where will it go? | Target format and engine notes. |
| Expand | What companion assets are needed? | Similar assets, variants, or matching pack. |
Sometimes for rough prototypes, but they should be reviewed for scale, materials, file size, topology, and licensing before release.
Preview and edit the result before optimizing, converting, exporting, or generating companion assets.
As a bridge from generation into editor-first asset preparation, not as an automatic production-ready promise.
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