The same pipeline every model in our catalogue
came from — an agent writes a code recipe from your prompt,
the kit checks it, and out comes a .glb plus the
recipe that made it. We're building the hosted version, where the agent runs on
antics.gg instead of your machine.
Type what you want — or hand it a sketch — watch the preview take shape, and download
model.glb and recipe.mjs. Every part named, every model put
through the same checks the catalogue models pass before they're allowed on a page.
Mesh generators hand you a finished sculpture. This hands you source code that happens to be an asset: the crate's width is a number, the lamp is a part your game can swing, and a set of models shares one style because it shares one file.
The honest comparison with Meshy →The generator wraps a pipeline that is public and free right now — bring Claude, Cursor or any coding agent, and the text-to-3D page walks you through it, starter prompt included.
Text to 3D model, today →When the generator goes live it'll be announced there, and the people in the thread get to break it first. Until then the catalogue below is the honest preview of what it will make.
Join the Discord ↗When it clears the same bar the catalogue models do — the checks are already written, the hosting isn't. We're not putting a date on this page for a crawler to preserve after we miss it.
The kit, the recipes and the catalogue stay free — MIT and CC, that's settled. The hosted generator burns compute we pay for, so it will have limits; what they are isn't decided, and this page won't guess.
Stylised, flat-coloured game assets with named parts, like the shelf above — many low-poly. It will not scan a photo into that exact object, and it won't do photoreal; that's the other tool's job.
Because the pipeline it wraps already exists and is free — the only new part is who runs the agent. If the today-path serves you, use it and keep the tokens; if not, now you know what's coming.
The models it will generate are the models you can already build: point your agent at the kit, type the same prompt, and ship the asset this afternoon.