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.

   Sculptor: 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.

   Sculptor takes 13. Sculptor: Context 87/100.

3. Meshy 3D Generation

   The hero reads the Meshy scroll before spending a single coin.

   What really happensThe agent loads the meshy-3d-generation skill and uses Meshy CLI 0.4.3, or npm exec of that exact package.

   Clay Golem takes 17.

4. Meshy 3D Generation

   A portal opens to Meshy, and the hero waits for your sign-in.

   What really happensIf no session exists, it runs meshy auth login --device and shows the verification URL and code. You approve in the browser. The key never goes in chat.

   Clay Golem takes 32.

5. Slump

   The Clay Golem uses Slump.

   Sculptor takes 13. Sculptor: Context 74/100.

6. Meshy 3D Generation

   One forge order goes out. The hero does not pay for a second by mistake.

   What really happensIt submits once with create --async, keeps the task id, and waits. A timeout does not authorize another paid create.

   Clay Golem takes 22.

7. Meshy 3D Generation

   The Clay Golem drops the files in the folder you named.

   What really happensDone means the requested files are saved, a preview was inspected if one exists, and any project integration you asked for is finished. Cloud jobs spend credits.

   Clay Golem takes 29. Clay Golem falls.

8. Victory

   The Clay Golem falls.