How it works

Foe: Clay Golem, a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

Clay Golem

1. Clay Golem

   The Clay Golem blocks the way.

   What really happensIt stands for a model or part that isn't shaped yet.

   Worldbuilder: Context 100/100.

2. Slump

   The unshaped clay slams down.

   What really happensA model or part takes pass after pass before it holds its shape.

   Worldbuilder takes 13. Worldbuilder: Context 87/100.

3. Hyper3D Rodin MCP

   The Rodin Orb opens a portal to Hyper3D. No API key is asked.

   What really happensClaude Code or Codex adds the HTTP server at https://api.hyper3d.com/api/mcp, then a browser login authorizes it.

   Clay Golem takes 33.

4. Hyper3D Rodin MCP

   The hero names the billing hall before any coin is spent.

   What really happensDuring login you pick a Hyper3D workspace. The guides say to confirm parameters and that workspace before a generation starts.

   Clay Golem takes 15.

5. Slump

   The Clay Golem uses Slump.

   Worldbuilder takes 13. Worldbuilder: Context 74/100.

6. Hyper3D Rodin MCP

   Rodin forges the model in the cloud while the hero watches the job.

   What really happensAsk the agent to use hyper3d-rodin. It can create a Rodin or BANG model and query generation progress. The job spends the chosen workspace's credits.

   Clay Golem takes 22.

7. Hyper3D Rodin MCP

   The Clay Golem drops a download link for the finished model.

   What really happensThe agent returns a download link and can report generation progress. The job spends credits from the workspace picked at login.

   Clay Golem takes 30. Clay Golem falls.

8. Victory

   The Clay Golem falls.