Making 3D game assets with AI: style bibles, license-safe library models, real sizes, auto rigging, animation and GLB export for Godot, Unity and three.js.
How to make 3D game assets with AI: a style bible from one reference, library models vs custom generation, real sizes, rigging, GLB export and the pitfalls we hit.
How the viral "omw" dark gothic pixel RPG look works: low-res 3D, a 16 color palette, dithering, fog, torch against moonlight, plus a Godot 4 setup you can copy.
How one reference image becomes a style bible that every 2D and 3D asset follows: palette, texel density, filter, proportions, wear, light and six materials. Two real bibles compared.
Auto rig humanoids and creatures with AI, get Mixamo bone names for engine retargeting and in-place clips for game loops. What to check before export, and why held props need a hand socket.
We made a bone throne and a ghoul knight twice: a heavy edit of CC0 library models and generation from scratch. Silhouette checks, quality, control, effort and when to use each.