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announcing assethub seed round hiring AI researchers, 3D artists, relocation support to Japan

I'm testing AI texture projection on low poly characters for my mobile VR game.

@assethub_io @Stylez_Morales @carolletta @MeshyAI @tripoai @DeemosTech @Adobe appreciated it!!

@Stylez_Morales @carolletta @MeshyAI @tripoai @DeemosTech @Adobe thanks for sharing man!!

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@assethub_io @alightinastorm just recorded but this is how it looks like when playing

@assethub_io @alightinastorm still a small project tho!

thinking about starting a group chat on X with AI-first game devs No AI haters allowed reply if you want in, minimum 100 or we cancel the idea no need for another ghost gc

Whah these two guys don't know what's coming! 🦖 Made with a bunch of tools including Kling 3.0 Crazy how we can get the characters very consistent! First time trying to get a couple of generated shots into a storyline that makes sense. Big challenge lol! If you see any AI shortfilm that has story, consistent character placement, spatial logic; that person has done a great job haha Oh btw you can try making logo reveals by setting a black first frame and logo design as last frame.

@assethub_io split image -> multi-view -> generate by parts -> merge it on blender

What's the best workflow for AI to 3D 2026?

Generating flipbooks in ComfyUI. Nothing too crazy, but these little AI workflows are definitely helpful! 🐦 When I input a black frame to the FirstLastFrame node I got some decent impulse textures. using Wan 2.2 btw. For the bird to work i had to generate between 30-60 frames and extract every 4 frames to get better wing motion. In UEFN / Unreal Engine i'm offsetting the animation phase for every particle to get a more random result.

thanks and yes absolutely! that demo was like AI thinks the workflow and does it first for you. but you can customize your own workflow and instant split image, multi view gen, or those by 1 click as well like this for example. I'm researching workflow / usecases of advanced ppl like yours and would love more of your take. would you be open to a casual call? not to sell but to research to make something useful for the industry.

@task5622 that looks great! I guess you can instant split to parts if you know you want to right?

From generated reference images to riding a robot raptor in Fortnite 🦖 For now mostly the same workflow, but I also used Nano Banana to get that toe claw in the image lol. Other steps: Images from Grok Imagine, Tripo for raw 3D generation, Hunyuan 3D Studio for lowpoly and UV unwrap, Trellis2 in ComfyUI for texturing and AI upscaling. Blender for cleanup, rigging and weight painting. Splitting up the body parts helped to get a more mid-poly result. Also with better control during cleanup. The final result has 28K triangles. Again with the awesome retargeting tools in Unreal Engine / UEFN. I’ll be testing different AI texturing approaches soon. Some parts can get a bit wobbly at times, most notable in hard-surface objects. Also curious if there are any upcoming weight painting tools 😄

I see. I'm building a function to automate those. like AI analyzes a reference image -> decides the best next step (this case is part split) -> split parts auto -> give feedback to iterate (human in the loop) Do you think this is something helpful to save your time? Your workflow is exactly what I have hypothesized. Would love your honest feedback.

@task5622 Started with 1 reference image and asked to make new images with only the parts separate

got many leads from a conference in asia. we're on the right track. didn't sleep for a while...

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@SFVRThomas thanks tora san!

this is insane good

@benln DMed!

I’d love to angel invest in a few more companies before 2025 ends. If you think I’d make a good addition to your cap table, reach out, DMs are open.

@190k thx!!

@task5622 cool

announcing assethub seed round hiring AI researchers, 3D artists, relocation support to Japan

@KumakaleAniket tysm!!

@task5622 This is very cool!

thanks @yoheinakajima for inspo!!