Define The Asset Contract
Name the prop or character, visual direction, game camera, destination engine, scale, and technical constraints. The prompt enters Workspace with the intended use and acceptance checks intact.
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From Asset Brief To Review Handoff
Generate And Compare A Draft
Ask for one draft or compare directions while preserving the same use and review criteria. The Workspace thread keeps the brief available for continued prompting and iteration.
Validate Before Production Use
Inspect geometry, transforms, UVs, materials, scale, rights, performance, and compatibility in the actual destination. Human approval remains required before the asset is treated as game-ready.
Review Artifacts To Carry Forward
3D Asset Draft
A visual and structural starting point tied to a named game use rather than an unspecified model request.
Constraint Record
A compact record of silhouette, materials, scale, camera, engine, and delivery expectations.
Human Review Checklist
Checks for geometry, transforms, UVs, materials, rights, performance, and destination fit.
Suitable Uses And Required Checks
Fit and limits
- Preparing a prompt-led 3D prop or character draft.
- Comparing asset directions against the same game-use constraints.
- Recording engine, scale, material, topology, and review requirements.
- Continuing the exact brief in SEELE Workspace.
- Geometry, transforms, normals, UVs, materials, and texture budgets.
- Scale, pivots, collision, rigging, animation, and engine compatibility.
- Rights, originality, art direction, performance, and final acceptance.
FAQ
Name the asset, intended game use, visual direction, representative camera distance, scale, destination engine, materials, topology or motion needs, and the first decision you want reviewed. Add constraints that would make a draft unusable, so the Workspace thread starts with explicit acceptance criteria rather than an open-ended model request.
No. This page structures a brief and carries the exact prompt into SEELE Workspace for continued generation and iteration. Any generated or revised asset remains a draft until a person checks geometry, transforms, normals, UVs, materials, scale, rights, performance, collision, animation needs, and compatibility in the actual destination.
Yes. You can choose a text-led starter or use a reference-led planning prompt, then edit the request before the handoff. Use only references you have the right to use. The resulting direction still needs visual comparison, technical cleanup, originality review, and destination testing before a team accepts it.
Yes. Selecting a starter replaces the editable prompt-box value. The primary action then appends that exact text as the prompt query parameter on the Workspace URL. You can inspect or change the text before continuing, so the handoff is explicit and does not rely on hidden page state.
Check transforms, units, scale, pivots, geometry, normals, UVs, material assignments, texture budgets, naming, collision, rigging or animation needs, licensing, and performance in the intended scene. Import the file into the actual target engine and test representative lighting, camera distance, motion, and platform constraints before approval.
No. The workflow can make the starting brief, constraints, and review checkpoints easier to share, but it does not replace artistic direction, modeling judgment, cleanup, optimization, rigging, technical validation, or final approval. A qualified person still decides whether an asset is suitable for the specific game and production pipeline.
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Next move
Choose or edit a prompt, then carry the exact brief into SEELE Workspace for the next iteration.
Choose A Starting Route
Choose A Starting Route
Each card selects a complete prompt that remains editable before the Workspace handoff.
| Dimension | Structured SEELE handoff | Unscoped request |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Use, constraints, and review target are named | Goal and constraints may remain implicit |
| Continuation | Exact prompt continues into Workspace | Context may need to be recreated |
| Review | Human checks are listed before production use | Acceptance criteria may be unclear |
Plan a game asset before generating it
Practical review guide
A useful 3D game-asset brief starts with the object’s role, not its surface style. State whether the result is a hero prop, background set dressing, pickup, character accessory, or collision reference. Then name the viewing distance, target platform, approximate scale, and the interactions the object must support. Those decisions give artists a clearer basis for judging silhouette and detail density than a broad request to “make a 3D object.”
- Separate visual references from technical requirements so neither is lost.
- Mark uncertain details for review instead of allowing assumptions to become production constraints.
- Before handoff, check scale, pivots, topology, UVs, materials, collision needs, and rights to every reference.
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