AI 3D Asset Generation for Game Development

The problem: 3D asset production bottlenecks game development

A single 3D game asset — a weapon, a building, a character — takes a skilled 3D artist between 4 and 40 hours to model, UV-unwrap, texture, and rig. For indie developers or small studios, outsourcing to freelancers costs $200–$2,000+ per asset. This makes rapid prototyping and game-jam development financially painful.

How HiPtah solves it

Describe an asset in natural language — “a rusted medieval sword with a cracked hilt” — or upload a concept sketch. HiPtah’s Tripo3D engine returns a textured 3D mesh in ~30 seconds. Use the Style & Refinement controls to adjust materials, poly count, and artistic style (realistic, low-poly, stylized). Then export directly to your engine of choice.

• Unity: export GLB/GLTF, drag into project
• Unreal Engine: export FBX, import via Content Browser
• Godot: export GLB/GLTF, native import support
• Blender (refinement): export GLB or FBX for further editing

What you can generate

• Props: weapons, furniture, vehicles, tools, interactables
• Environment pieces: buildings, terrain features, foliage, ruins
• Characters and NPCs (static mesh; rigging coming soon)
• Entire 3D scenes and world environments (powered by WorldLabs)

Export formats for game engines

Free tier exports are watermarked. Creator ($19/mo) and Pro ($39/mo) plans include clean, commercial-use exports.

API access for pipeline integration

Pro plan ($39/month) includes API access, letting you integrate HiPtah directly into your asset pipeline or procedural generation toolchain. Generate assets programmatically at scale.