Quady3D AI workflow note

Game Scene Asset Delivery Checklist

A generated model becomes reusable scene content only after its delivery contract is clear. Use this checklist before an asset moves from inspection into Blender or a game engine.

A browser workspace can speed up the first asset pass; engine readiness still depends on the checks below.

Geometry and scale

• Confirm world units, up axis, forward direction, and export scale.
• Inspect silhouettes from front, side, back, top, and perspective views.
• Check topology, normals, disconnected parts, hidden faces, and unnecessary density.
• Place the pivot for snapping, hinges, floor contact, rotation, or modular assembly.

Materials and textures

• Name material slots consistently across variants.
• Verify UV scale and seams where modules meet.
• Confirm delivered PBR channels and destination shader mappings.
• Match texture resolution and compression to the expected camera distance.

Scene assembly

• Measure connection faces and snap points on walls, floors, doors, props, and trim.
• Keep coordinate conventions identical across the kit.
• Build simple collision shapes instead of relying on the render mesh.
• Record socket names, attachment points, and required hierarchy.

Performance

• Define triangle and material budgets before creating LODs.
• Inspect silhouette changes at each LOD transition.
• Check draw calls, texture memory, overdraw, and collision complexity.
• Test in a representative scene, not only an empty viewport.

Reproducible handoff

Store the source reference, selected generation path, exported file, inspection notes, repair decisions, and engine test results together. A workflow such as Quady3D Image to 3D can help create and inspect the initial model, but the checks above determine whether the asset is ready for reliable scene assembly.