Nova3D

Nova3D is an AI 3D modeling tool that generates 3D objects made of separate, editable parts instead of a single merged mesh, built for developers who need assets they can actually work with. From a text prompt, a reference image, or a rough sketch, Nova3D produces a structured scene graph where every component is named and hierarchical — for example a microwave with a working hinge, or a robot with independent legs — so the output arrives instantly rigged, labeled, and ready to edit in Blender. Because parts stay isolated rather than melting into one unresolvable mesh, you can make part-local edits and change a single component without regenerating the whole object, and the construction code is yours to inspect, modify, and re-run. Assets export as structured GLB scenes with materials, moving parts, and hierarchy preserved, so nothing collapses on import into a game engine. Nova3D exposes a generate endpoint (POST /v1/generate) for programmatic use and offers an open-source client on GitHub that is free to try. It suits game developers, technical artists, and engineers who need articulated, animation-ready 3D assets with clean part structure rather than static, uneditable blobs from typical 3D AI generators.

Game developers, technical artists, and engineers use Nova3D to generate articulated, animation-ready 3D assets with named, editable parts from text, image, or sketch inputs.