Exporting

Everything 3D-Agent builds lives in your Blender scene, so you export it like any Blender model.

Export from Blender

Select the objects to export, or select nothing to export the whole scene.
Open File → Export.
Pick a format and set its options.
Choose a location and click Export.

Pick a format

Format	Blender menu entry	Use it for
FBX	FBX (.fbx)	Unity and Unreal Engine, especially with rigs and animation
GLB	glTF 2.0 (.glb/.gltf)	Godot, the web and most real-time viewers
OBJ	Wavefront (.obj)	Static meshes in almost any 3D tool
USDZ	*Universal Scene Description (.usd)**, with the `.usdz` extension	Apple AR Quick Look

To check a GLB file in your browser, drop it into the free GLB viewer .

To print the model, the Blender for 3D printing guide covers watertight meshes, millimeter units and STL export.

Get assets ready for a game engine

3D-Agent builds quad-dominant meshes with UV unwraps, so they work in game engines, renderers and rigs. Before a game export, ask it to prepare the model:

Apply all modifiers and scale on the selected objects.
Set the origin to the bottom center of the model.
Reduce this mesh to about 5,000 triangles.

Next steps

Model a game prop

Go from a description to an exported asset.

Clean up assets from other AI tools

Reduce polygons and fix UVs on generated meshes.

Roblox

Check, fix and upload models to Roblox.