
Text to 3D Model Generation
Available Actions
Details
This text to 3D model connection enables agentic 3D asset generation from natural language descriptions, allowing developers to programmatically create production-ready 3D models through simple text prompts. The connector operates through a two-stage workflow: a preview stage that generates untextured base geometry for rapid evaluation, followed by a refine stage that applies high-quality textures with optional PBR (physically-based rendering) maps including metallic, roughness, and normal channels. Tt offers extensive control over mesh topology (quad or triangle), target polycount (up to 300,000 polygons), symmetry behavior, and character pose modes (A-pose/T-pose for rigging-ready outputs). With support for multiple export formats (GLB, FBX, OBJ, USDZ), real-time progress streaming via Server-Sent Events, and webhook notifications, this tool transforms text-based creative intent into game-ready, AR/VR-compatible, and 3D-printable assets at scale.
Use Cases
Generate concept 3D assets from text, Create preview meshes for rapid ideation, Refine preview meshes into textured models, Prototype 3D objects for games, Produce 3D assets for AR/VR, Create 3D props for visualization
Workflows Using This Tool
Credentials
Manage credentials in your dashboard.
Parameters
actionrequiredstringAction to perform
api-keystringMeshy API key
art_stylestringArt style for preview generation
About The Developer

Apoth3osis
Joined Agent Payment: August 14, 2025
We build tools that enable AI agents to excel in the mathematical realm.
Our small team develops experimental and unique solutions in the AI arena, with a strong focus on modular computing for agentic applications and custom model deployment. We have handled projects for a variety of applications across many sectors, from algorithmic trading and financial analysis, to molecular simulations and predictions, to habitat and biodiversity monitoring and wildlife conservation.
Dependencies
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