Nick(@NickDevFE):Sharing a small game character experiment I just built with img2threejs. I used the recent Sora & Roxas × Fortnite release as a fun test: starting from reference images, generating editable Three.js characters, then putting both on a compatible rig system with 44 shared animations. They can even switch characters mid-animation without resetting the motion. The interesting part for game dev: the result is code-first, but I’ve also added GLB/FBX export, so the assets can be taken into Blender or Unity and continued in a traditional game pipeline. I’d love to hear feedback from game devs here, especially if anyone wants to test the exported assets in a real game workflow. Full showcase in the quoted post. 👇

2026.09.22 07:45

Sharing a small game character experiment I just built with img2threejs. I used the recent Sora & Roxas × Fortnite release as a fun test: starting from reference images, generating editable Three.js characters, then putting both on a compatible rig system with 44 shared animations. They can even switch characters mid-animation without resetting the motion. The interesting part for game dev: the result is code-first, but I’ve also added GLB/FBX export, so the assets can be taken into Blender or Unity and continued in a traditional game pipeline. I’d love to hear feedback from game devs here, especially if anyone wants to test the exported assets in a real game workflow. Full showcase in the quoted post. 👇

Nick@NickDevFE

2026.09.21 14:00

A single image became a fully animated 3D character built as editable Three.js code. Sora and Roxas just arrived in Fortnite, so I rebuilt both with img2threejs. One compatible rig - Two characters - 44 shared animations. They can switch mid-animation without resetting the motion, then export to GLB for reuse in Blender. Image → code → reusable 3D. Riku or Kairi next?