Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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I've been testing Hyper3D Rodin — an AI 3D model generator — to see how it can help game devs prototype games faster. Rodin can apply local edits to existing 3D models, allowing you to easily modify specific parts without starting from scratch. It can also split models into individual parts using the Bang to Parts feature, making it much easier to animate them in your game engine. To put it to the test I used Rodin to create all the 3D assets for a tower defense game prototype built in Unity — from generating the base tower to creating multiple variants and animating them in gameplay.

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00:00 Local 3D Edits
00:30 Bang to parts feature
00:40 How to use Rodin
01:24 Generating Towers for game prototype
03:00 Edit your own 3D Models
04:20 Separate model into parts

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