Question 1

What is Orbie?

Accepted Answer

Orbie is a browser-based generative studio for game development. It creates three things at the state of the art — game-ready 3D models, retargetable character animation, and 8K skyboxes with true HDRI — and exports them to Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and UEFN.

Question 2

Can I generate game-ready 3D models with AI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orbie generates 3D models from a text prompt with quad-dominant topology that subdivides cleanly, a full PBR material set (albedo, normal, roughness, metallic, ambient occlusion), a polycount you choose (4k to 300k faces), and unwrapped UVs — ready to drop straight into a game engine.

Question 3

How do I turn a video into a game animation?

Accepted Answer

Orbie's video-to-motion traces character motion directly from a reference video clip and outputs it as a retargetable animation on a standard humanoid skeleton, so it maps onto any rig. Root motion is baked and loop points are solved automatically.

Question 4

Can Orbie generate skyboxes and HDRI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orbie generates 8K equirectangular skyboxes that are seamless at the poles, each paired with a true 32-bit HDRI for image-based lighting and a matched LDR backdrop for the visible sky.

Question 5

What game engines can I export to?

Accepted Answer

Orbie exports to Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and UEFN. Models and animation come out as GLB, FBX, USD and BVH — FBX where an engine's pipeline expects it, glTF where that's native — each with an import note for the target engine.

Question 6

Does Orbie have unlimited generations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orbie's Pro plan is unlimited generations with downloads and parallel lanes for $19/month — there are no credits to buy or ration. The Free tier lets you try the studio with a limited number of lifetime generations.

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