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# Skulpty

### <mark style="color:purple;">Overview</mark>

Yeehaw 3D is an AI-powered platform that allows users to generate high-quality, game-ready 3D models from simple text prompts. Built to serve creators, developers, and modders across Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender, and other major tools, Yeehaw 3D brings Midjourney-like usability to the world of 3D asset creation.

From weapons and props to buildings, vehicles, characters, and terrain features, Yeehaw 3D enables instant generation, export, and iteration of 3D models — no modeling experience required.

### <mark style="color:purple;">Core Features</mark>

#### Text-to-3D Generation

Users enter a descriptive prompt (e.g., "low-poly medieval tavern with wood beams and stone base"), and Yeehaw 3D instantly generates a corresponding 3D asset.

* High-quality meshes with clean topology
* Available formats: FBX, OBJ, GLB, and STL
* Scalable detail levels: low-poly, mid-poly, PBR-ready

#### Style Presets and Genre Templates

Choose from curated style presets such as:

* Realistic (PBR)
* Stylized (cartoon, Fortnite, low-poly)
* Sci-fi, Fantasy, Western, Cyberpunk

#### Editable Parameters

Users can refine generated models with:

* Size, scale, polygon density
* Material presets (metallic, plastic, stone, wood)
* Mesh purpose (static prop, rigged character, modular piece)

#### AI-Assisted Customization

* Request revisions with natural language: "Make the sword longer with a dragon handle"
* Upload reference images to guide shape, style, or layout
* Generate matching variations for kitbashing or scene design

#### Instant Export

* One-click export to FBX, OBJ, GLB, or STL
* Supports direct import into Unreal Engine, Unity, Blender
* Optional integration plugins for real-time engine previews

### <mark style="color:purple;">Access Model</mark>

#### Free Tier

#### Pro Tier

#### Studio Tier

#### Enterprise Tier

### <mark style="color:purple;">Target Users</mark>

* Indie game developers and modders
* Unreal and Unity creators
* Metaverse builders
* Digital toy and collectible designers
* 3D printing hobbyists
* Environment concept artists

### <mark style="color:purple;">Monetization Strategy</mark>

* Free tier as top-of-funnel acquisition
* Subscription-based Pro, Studio, and Enterprise tiers
* Microtransactions for GPU boosts or model credits
* Optional NFT-mintable 3D objects for Wanted ecosystem (future phase)

### <mark style="color:purple;">Vision</mark>

Skulpty's 3D Engine is here to democratize 3D creation. In the same way Midjourney or Leonardo AI unlocked visual design for non-artists, Skulpty empowers game creators and digital builders to produce high-quality assets in seconds.

With a fun, intuitive UI and export formats built for the tools developers already use, Skulpty is the fastest way to bring imagination to life — one model at a time.


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