REAL FOMRIX GENERATION
A full-body robot reference became this textured character mesh. Rotate the unedited result to compare the armor, limbs and inferred back with the original artwork.
This result used 30 credits. The image loads in Studio first; generation starts when you confirm. A new attempt may produce a different result.
The complete body fits inside the image, with space around the arms and legs. A three-quarter angle reveals the torso depth and both feet, while the simple background keeps the silhouette readable.
The reference was created for this case with GPT Image 2 Stable on Crun. The interactive model is the actual Fomrix output, with no manual geometry or texture edits.
Explore the character workflowLook between the arms and torso and around the ankles. AI infers surfaces that are not visible in the image, so inspect intersections and texture continuity.
This result is a static mesh without a skeleton or animation. Retopology, rigging and skinning are separate steps before a game or animation workflow.
The original contains 97,226 faces. Review the silhouette after any simplification, and test materials and scale in your target engine.
Compare a furniture reference or a geometry-only text prompt to see how input and appearance settings change the workflow.
