One sentence in. A rigged, moving hero out.

01 · Forge

Describe the hero. Get concept art in seconds.

Type the character the way you would brief an artist. Pick a style from toon to realistic and Forge paints concepts to choose from, or follows a sketch you drop in.

• Every human is painted rig-ready: a strict T-pose, five spread fingers, empty hands.
• Weapons and props are made as their own assets and attached in Rig.
• The cost of each run shows on the button before you click.

02 · 3D

Four painted views become one textured model.

Turnaround paints the back and both sides to match your concept, then reconstructs from all four views. You get a textured mesh with physically based materials, ready to orbit in the viewport.

• Higher fidelity than building from a single image.
• Every view stays in the creation graph, so you can branch from any of them.

03 · Refine

Game-ready on your machine, at no cost.

Pick a triangle budget and a real-world height. The built-in Realium engine welds seams, fixes normals, removes stray fragments, grounds the model and centres its pivot.

• Budgets for mobile, console, PC and hero characters.
• A 1.8 m reference figure to check scale at a glance.

04 · Rig

A skeleton measured from the mesh, down to each finger.

The body is measured from its own shape: hips, spine, shoulders, elbows at the narrowest point of the arm. Then the camera turns square to each palm, and every finger chain is fitted to the finger it belongs to.

• Bound in a T-pose with palms down and open hands, the pose engines expect.
• Unity Humanoid bone names, so Unity maps it on import and Unreal's retargeter matches it.
• Drag any joint before you bind; a hand-grip test curls every finger live.

05 · Animate

Pick a move, key a pose, or ask for one.

Start from the motion library, pose bones with IK, or describe a move in plain words and the AI writes keyframes for this exact skeleton. Bake every clip into the model when you are done.

• Timeline with keys, curves, onion skin and mirror pose.
• Clips stay editable; rotations live in the rig's rest frame.

06 · Wardrobe

Cut cloth from a pattern. Let physics drape it.

Garments start as flat patterns, the way clothing is really made. A wool scarf is cut at 198 × 21 cm, wrapped round the neck, tacked at the back and simulated against the body, then it follows the skeleton. Or restyle the whole outfit with AI for a new skin.

• Tops, pants, skirts, capes and scarves in cotton, denim, silk, leather or wool.
• Cloth gets its weights from the body, so it moves with the rig.

07 · Export

Into your engine in one step.

Choose Unity, Unreal, Godot or plain glTF. The export carries the skeleton, the baked clips, textures and a chain of levels of detail, with a readiness check before you ship.

• Unity: FBX with _LODn groups. Unreal: FBX with SM_ prefix, centimetre-ready. Godot: binary glTF per LOD.
• Pick your project's Assets or Content folder to drop files straight in.