AI Retopology Tool Online

No. This page structures a retopology brief and carries the exact prompt into SEELE Workspace for continued iteration. A revised mesh remains a draft until a person inspects topology, manifoldness, intersections, normals, seams, UVs, baking, deformation, scale, naming, collision, rights, and behavior in the intended destination.

Include the asset type, source condition, target engine, representative camera distance, deformation needs, silhouette priorities, hard edges, UV and baking requirements, material boundaries, scale, and acceptance checks. Explain what the topology pass should improve and which visual or technical characteristics must remain unchanged during reduction or reconstruction.

Yes. Selecting a starter replaces the editable prompt-box value, and the primary action appends that exact text as the prompt query parameter on the Workspace URL. You can review or revise the prompt before continuing, which makes the handoff explicit and avoids relying on hidden page state or a generic Workspace link.

No. Geometry changes should be judged against silhouette, deformation, shading, UV seams, material boundaries, draw setup, collision, scene density, target hardware, and measured behavior in the actual destination. Removing geometry can create visible or technical regressions, so an agreed budget and representative tests are more useful than an isolated polygon number.

Review manifoldness, intersections, normals, edge flow, UVs, bake artifacts, deformation, scale, pivots, naming, materials, collision, licensing, and target-engine behavior. Compare the revised mesh with the source at representative camera distances and poses. A person should approve the result only after the asset passes the project’s actual visual and technical contract.