Bot Workspace: the real 3D models
Updated 07:45, 30 Oct. Every picture below is an actual 3D model rendered on this Mac, not a mockup. Each row shows the art, then the model from the front, three-quarter, side and back.
What is live now
In 2.5D and 3D every bot is a solid robot in its own colour. A bot gets its own model only after the model passes and you approve it.
Grok Carry: made in 3D (redrawn first)
- Pass: Flare, Lumen, Muse and Quark look right from the front and three-quarter view.
- Fail: Prism came out tiny and broken. Rogue and Zest are thin slabs from the side. Orbik has a tan back.
- Every model: the back is one plain colour. The art only shows the front, so the back has no detail.
Codex Carry: made in 3D
- Pass: Bean, Mochi, Pico, Sprocket, Tumble and Wisp. They are solid, plush bodies with plain backs.
- Fail: Nib has a stray ring and Pip has a disc behind it. Both are being redone now.
Gizzi Family: made in 3D
- Pass: 7 of 8.
- Fail: Jolt came out tilted. It is being redone now.
The bots on your floor: next
Clawd, Coda, Grok (gray Pip) and Pip are flat icons, so each was redrawn as a solid figurine. These are pictures, not 3D yet. They go into 3D with Muse and Dots right after the 3 fixes.
Cost to this Mac
- Time: one model takes about 11 minutes and about 11 GB of memory, so this Mac runs one at a time.
- Full catalogue: about 200 characters would take about 40 hours of this Mac.
- Now: I stopped the full catalogue. Only the 3 fixes and the 6 floor bots run. That takes about 2 hours, then it stops.