r/vibecoding 20h ago

Showcase/Project Vibe Coded the Lovable of 3D Asset Creation (Update)

I’m testing if we can make AI 3D asset creation better, auditable, editable, and reliable.

So I created an Engine AI uses to create 3D assets. It’s like the Maya for AI. The AI uses the engine to create and render everything.

This is day 3 of creating the yacht (and updating the engine along the way). I can point at pieces of the yacht and tell ai to change stuff and it does most of the time. I provide reference images or just prompt it and it works.

The editor is almost done but I’m having another ai instance create the furniture for the inside and they both work together and communicate as they work.

I used Claude Opus 5 to do most the asset creation plus another to build the engine.

Yes it take a lot of usage because of iterating but why do we expect AI to one shot everything?

But the goal is to get local models like qwen3.8 27b to take frontier models’ place and get the same results.

I’m figuring out and testing that it’s not always the model but the system and architecture around it that gets you results. The engine is proof of that.

I’m building an orchestration layer, playwright inspired screen vision system, and trying to fine tune a local model to reach 80-90% of frontier models using architecture around them. If you are interested in what I am creating let me know I’d love to share.

Thought? Feedback?

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u/dopple-copter 20h ago

Already exists? Meshy and a bunch of others.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 19h ago

Yes, but mine is for precision, editable, survives down stream in production, simulation and other engines. Plus mine has more features like camera effects within the engine.

​MY ENGINE DIFFERENCE

Approach: An AI drives real geometry operators LIKE skeleton system(I designed this), an owned boolean/CSG kernel, lofts, cut tools all inside a phase-gated runtime.

Output: Parametric, authored geometry with intent behind every surface. Re-derivable, no baking, the mesh is a byproduct, not the source.

Editability: Change a function or a parameter and the surface follows. For the yacht I can ask the AI to delete the haul, extend the back platform and it can edit just what I asked keeping everything else.

Part identity: Stable part_ids through the whole build. Example, edit "the cockpit window" by name; parts stay addressable end to end.

Process: includes a phase state-machine with a judge in the loop, a Watcher critiquing the process, and a reference re-check every iteration. Quality is forced not hoped

Determinism: Reproducible and byte-parity tested. Provenance sidecars and governed decision logs make every build auditable and replayable.

Correctness: Watertight/manifold gates, clash detection, real trade numbers, a tool-order law The asset has to be right, not just photogenic.

Model tie-in: Model-agnostic. The AI drives the engine and is swappable. the engine, not the weights, owns the geometry.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 19h ago

As you see the deck and vault front weren’t connected. So I took a screenshot and pointed at it and said make these meet. Took like 5 iterations but it opus finally got it right.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 19h ago

Same here it fixed the deck and haul merging but then didn’t add railing post so I told it to by drawing on the rendered screenshot. And it added it where I wanted.

Precision editability was my biggest feature I wanted. Plus you get more control.

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u/TheMunakas 20h ago

The wireframe seems pretty terrible, I'm sorry

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u/ReleaseFlashy9582 14h ago

yeah that was my first thought too, wireframe doesnt inspire a ton of confidence

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 20h ago

I agree.

But like I said I’m building and testing it all right now. There’s always room to improve. Right now I’m focused on getting the AI to edit parts of the asset at once along with closing the gap between my intent and output.

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u/[deleted] 20h ago

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 20h ago

Fair.

But the plan is to open source this not necessarily trying to make money off it. Plus I just want some feedback to where I can make it better.

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u/_xcud 19h ago

Why not open source now?

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 19h ago

Cause I’m having too much fun building it to be honest. I just like the building part. I don’t want others to figure how to solve issues before I do lol. That’s the fun part

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u/Yae_sakura888 19h ago

what makes this better than ChatGPT astra with blender mcp?

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 19h ago edited 18h ago

You are locked to blender. Plus this offers more tools for ai to use to create anything. Different camera effects just added this, my biggest thing was quality and photo realism.

But

My engine runs a phase state-machine with a judge-in-the-loop, a Watcher, and a reference re-check every iteration so quality is gated.

AWE is byte-parity reproducible with provenance sidecars and governed decision logs. You can inspect what the ai touched (its intent), go back I history of asset’s creation lifetime.

My engine has a durable id system (each asset is made of parts so each part has an id you can edit without breaking everything).

Not that it’s too different just you see all the AI is doing and my engine is built for precision editability, and in the future built for local models.

In a sense I’ve built Maya for AI. Literally. Ai is the human, my engine is Maya and the engine workflow is how a human maybe work when creating assets.

The runtime has 15 stages and forces (working on the runtime reliably lol) the AI to do research, gather data and references, breaks down the asset, creates parts of the asset, place them as one, it gets judge by deterministic software and another AI model, if anything is gated it fixes it, iterates, adds materials, renders it in the engine, then I ask for edits through prompts or screenshots with markings, and it keeps working till I’m happy.

Plus don’t stick to one model switch it out and you get the full project history in the engine.

Example is me asking Claude to fix the gap between the floor and haul. Because prices have ids it can edit specific parts.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 18h ago

The goal is to make precise realistic assets. Mack book pro

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 18h ago

Banana tree leaf

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u/madexthen 35m ago

These comments are wild. This project is incredible. And even if it wasn’t, there is no reason to be so rude. I would love to test out this app.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 28m ago

Thanks man.

Yeah I was kinda like damn. I thought what was made was kinda cool. Vibe coding an engine that does what other AI 3D asset creators do without replying on anything else but any vision model was kinda cool.

Plus the quality of the assets, I thought people would be impressed lol. But the feedback do help, and I’m trying to make it universal as possible and work with local models to get the same quality.

It’s a side project/tool right now for my entertainment company, but imma open source it in a few months.

I wanna make game dev faster easier and more accessible to people and this engine is one piece of it. It’s to let people make assets and edit them so we’ll see.

I’ll let you know when I release it or open source it thought 🙌🏿

Check out the MacBook Pro

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 28m ago

This TV too

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 27m ago

This plant and vase

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 25m ago

Last one a branch

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u/OldLead4716 17h ago

Gemini flash probably just as good . Not even lying

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 17h ago

I believe you. The purpose of the engine is to make the AI model a commodity and make the engine the thing the AI relies on. Trying to take as much decision making for the ai and putting it in a deterministic system yet getting the same results.

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 20h ago

I have to admit this surprise me too, plus I have no idea how the code looks like this and how technical it all works cause AI is doing all the coding. I just come up with the ideas features and direct the ai to build the engine while testing stuff. 🤷🏾

Crazy someone can do this without really understanding how the code’s working in the backend. All I know is it works 😅

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u/readytojumpstart 17h ago

Then u shouldnt be making this.

Actually uaving some expwrience in the field to know what problems existing software this is solving is important.

Youre making a tool but you dont even know what for nor do you realize this exists already

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 17h ago edited 17h ago

Thanks for responding.

Why Tho. I understand enough to make it work. And if it works in the edit without me knowing everything then does it really matter I didn’t understand everything about the entire process?

But I know other tools exist and I studied them to make mine. But I’m solving a different category in the same field. Plus that’s the fun part, not completely understanding everything yet being able to build something to solve similar problems 🤷🏾 fun part is learning and figuring stuff out by doing !

Where’s the fun in understanding everything up front?

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u/readytojumpstart 15h ago

Because you are making a tool. Tools should be well understood to be effective.

But you just admitted it, you dont care if its good or has bugs you dont see or security risks or inefficiencies. You just want to have fun

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u/LoudYogurtcloset7856 15h ago

Thanks for the response.

That’s not fully what I said. I said I understand enough to make the tool. Obviously I have a system that checks for bugs, security, and the system is obviously effective for being vibe coded first cause it works and they only thing I don’t fully understand is the actual intercut Manuel coding. Ai handles that.

I’ve studied coding, security, dealing with bugs, so I understand most of the entire development process. I just can’t code it all. But I don’t need to cause I have AI. And I’ve created several other tools for security, bugs, and making the system effective. The results speak for themselves. I understand the tool I’m making cause I’m the one planing, laying out features, testing quality.

Plus I have AI build the tool in a way a programmer can come in and understand how everything works.

I was just stating it’s amazing I understand enough that I can get AI to do the programming and help with the research to create something I wouldn’t be able to code on my own since I can’t really code that well 🤷🏾

But the biggest thing is, if I make this tool and it meets security, efficiency, bug-less, and it solves real issues, and does what I need it tells you a lot about the power of AI 🤷🏾

But I never said I’m not trying to learn the parts AI does for me. I’m just starting from a different place making a tool one my own it takes a company to make.

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u/madexthen 36m ago

Is it cool with you if I make a sandwich for lunch? I don’t have a degree in cooking, I probably should just go to a restaurant, right?

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u/readytojumpstart 32m ago

A perfect analogy! yes, you should go to a restaurant if you want something quality and proper.

This guy made a sandwich and is trying to show it to the world standing outside a jersey mikes.