STEP 01
Direct the design
A stronger starting image makes a stronger model. The first chest was too rounded; the final direction uses straight edges, clear functions and distinct colors.
SCENARIO EXPLORATION / QUARANTINE 07
One world.
Built in sequence.
From a single design to a whole post-apocalyptic library. Four views. Three native mesh densities. Seven kits that belong together.
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07coherent kits
66distinct designs
198delivered GLB models
03native density versions
THE SHORT FILM / 02:08
See the sequence
come to life.
The full picture in two minutes: the design decisions, the low-poly versions, the separate parts, and the seven finished kits.
THE METHOD
One decision
feeds the next.
Scenario MCP connects image generation and 3D reconstruction. Every stage carries the approved design forward.
STEP 02
Build four views
Generate front, left, back and right images of the same design. Keep proportions, clothing, markings and materials consistent before reconstructing the object.
STEP 03
Generate three densities
Feed the selected views into Tripo P2 Multi View three times. Each face budget produces its own native mesh. Inspect the silhouette and details of every output.
STEP 04
Keep moving parts separate
Generate a container body and lid as separate images and models. Assemble the pieces afterward, so the opening part remains an independent object.
LOW POLY / SAME DESIGN, NEW MESH
Less geometry.
Still full of character.
Three independent Tripo P2 Multi View generations use the same reference views. Explore the actual mesh density of this urban nomad.
Requested face limits: 50,000 / 8,000 / 2,000. Actual triangle counts vary with the generated topology.
Native generations, each with its own topology. Engine LOD switching and animation are separate integration steps.
THE LIBRARY / 07 KITS
A world is made
of little stories.
Choose a kit to see its complete lineup and a closer look. A consistent palette ties together props, people and animals.
KIT / 01 · 10 DESIGNS
Loot containers
Medical chests, weapon cases and improvised caches. Every moving lid starts as its own generated part.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 02 · 10 DESIGNS
Destroyed city
Barricades, barrels, battered signs, broken benches and fractured statues give the streets their history.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 03 · 12 DESIGNS
Vehicle wrecks
Abandoned cars, wheel-less motorcycles, heavy transport and aircraft pieces share one weathered visual language.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 04 · 4 DESIGNS
Cemetery
Four distinct grave markers bring quiet atmosphere, cracked stone and readable silhouettes.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 05 · 10 DESIGNS
Zombies
Civilian, emergency and heavy silhouettes retain clothing and details from their former lives.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 06 · 10 DESIGNS
Survivor heroes
Ten personalities, from an urban nomad to a farmer and former officer, carry practical gear for a hostile world.
Three native density versions per design
KIT / 07 · 10 DESIGNS
Pets & wildlife
Five companions and five wild animals. Two cats and two dogs take their appearance from real photographs.
Three native density versions per design
MAKE YOUR OWN SEQUENCE
Start with one asset.
Build a world around it.
Use the method with your own subject, or read how this library was made.