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Charakuru (きゃらくる)
A Tripo-sponsored kit that turns one full-body character illustration into a VRM 1.0 avatar with an AI agent doing the Tripo, Blender and rigging work, including hair spring bones and expressions. Source-available under its own terms, not open source, so see the repository for use.
anymove (creature motion capture from one AI video)
Patch's open-source creature mocap: a video model films a rigged 3D creature from two cameras in one frame, a DINOv2 joint reader trained on that creature finds every joint in both views, and the rig is fitted to both views and exported as a GLB. Six agent skills plus the scripts.
trompe (texture a level from a gray blockout)
Texture a whole game level from a gray blockout with image models: trompe plans player-height cameras, has a model paint each view, projects the paintings back onto the mesh and bakes one albedo texture, exported as glTF.
AI Mesh Weapon Rig (split, rig, fire/reload, FPS viewmodel)
A GameSkill original that turns one fictional prop mesh into a first-person viewmodel GLB. It splits the mesh by material or baked texture colour from a small parts spec, rigs rigid parts on root, slide, trigger and mag bones with muzzle, eject, mag and grip sockets, bakes fire, reload and inspect clips, measures the mechanism and checks the GLB. A three.js FPS viewer plays the clips and puts the muzzle flash on the socket. Prototype quality: generated meshes still need cleanup.
GLB to Godot Acceptance (is this model really done?)
A GameSkill original that decides whether a 3D model is ready for a game: Godot 4 imports the GLB like any file in the project, then checks import errors, triangle budget, size in metres with Y up, origin at the base, materials, colliders, the clips the code plays, a drop test on a floor and runtime errors, with a fix for every failure. Works on any GLB from Blender or an image-to-3D model.
Procedural Low-Poly Buildings (kit, validator, views)
A GameSkill original: build stylised low-poly buildings in code from a small spec, then prove them: plot and height limits, a triangle budget per tier, closed outward meshes, supported parts, level roofs and side-only taper measured from silhouettes, plus front, side, top and 3/4 renders checked against the geometry.