I hope the security they've paid for does a good job to keep it the way it is. I felt like I was abroad down there it's absolutely lush. I feel lucky to live here. Can't believe it. Hats off to whoever organised all that.
... and yes there are loads of new trees.
Hey folks. I've released MoGen Studio itch for free!
Put simply, it's a desktop app called "Mogen Studio" which is free, open source with no sign up. You just need to bring your own key.
Mogen is not like Meshy, it can use any LLM. LLMs suck at drawing triangles so we make them write a tiny script (a DSL language called MOG) describing the *parts* of the thing using language, then algorithms turn that script into actual geometry. So you get clean, predictable meshes instead of melted blobs.
What you can do with it:
Pick your AI: Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude Code or local Ollama. While this feels nice and open, Gemini Pro is really the only model that is decent at thinking about spatial things. If you experience something different, please let me know.
I could really use testers for:
Repo + downloads: https://github.com/krazyjakee/MoGen
It's free and MIT licensed. Built solo in my spare time, so there are definitely sharp edges - but it's at the point where I think it's actually fun to use, and I'd love to know what breaks for other people.
Hey everyone!
I'm super excited to announce that our first person puzzle game Oversleep is now released on Itch.io!
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq4I22TlCQE
Link: https://cattrall.itch.io/oversleep or if you'd rather buy it on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2618540/Oversleep/
Feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts!
Hi all,
I had to share these today as I am moving on from the current phase of my 3D model generator to the next phase which is integrating full support for the DSL format (MOG) into Godot.
What you're looking at are AI generated 3D models with ACTUALLY BUT FOR REAL low poly, game-ready meshes. See the wireframe in the video for proof. About 80% of the models are one-shots.
They are made in a free, open source (MIT) software called Mogen, you just need to bring your own API keys. Github here: https://github.com/krazyjakee/MoGen
Mogen is great at generating the kind of stylized, simple models you see in the demo and examples but not so great at more complex organic shapes. I hope to improve that in a later phase.
Using a simple DSL (A domain specific language to construct 3D models using language and syntax) means any LLM can construct these models, however, Gemini leads by far at spatial understanding. It also means this entire scene compresses into a 20kb zip file.
The models will be made available on itch.io soon.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCJkkt1bpW0
Love the song but it feels so wrong that I can't find anything relating to who sang those vocals because DAMN they are good. AI is telling me it's somebody called Jiné but again, I cannot find any more information and no artist appears on spotify or youtube for that search.
When I said it feels wrong it's because I don't understand why the song isn't branded with "feat x" anywhere?
Hey folks. I've hacked together MoGen and just put up the first release for people to try. I'm only posting it in this sub for now.
Put simply, it's a desktop app called "Mogen Studio" which is free, open source with no sign up. You just need to bring your own key.
Mogen is not like Meshy, it can use any LLM. LLMs suck at drawing triangles. The AI writes a tiny script (a DSL language called MOG) describing the *parts* of the thing, and algorithms turn that script into actual geometry. So you get clean, predictable meshes instead of melted blobs.
What you can do with it:
Pick your AI: Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Claude Code or local Ollama. While this feels nice and open, Gemini Pro is really the only model that is decent at thinking about spatial things. If you experience something different, please let me know.
I could really use testers for:
Repo + downloads: https://krazyjakee.github.io/MoGen/
It's free and MIT licensed. Built solo in my spare time, so there are definitely sharp edges - but it's at the point where I think it's actually fun to use, and I'd love to know what breaks for other people.