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Covers soft toy concepts: liquid-filled shells, foam and gel squishes, footbags, fabric beanbags and plush. Character shapes come through the prototype mesh; geometry is shelled from the sculpt.
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Where a brief comes from. Mine the category, rank what is rising against what a licensee can actually ship in 18 months, then test the survivors before the model shop opens a drawer.
Hard gates run before scores, so a concept that cannot reach the licensee price band is disqualified rather than merely down-ranked. Every score decomposes so you can argue with it.
Landing pages the ads point at. They state plainly that nothing is for sale; the price question is asked as interest at a price.
What the ranker predicted against what actually tested. The compounding asset, and useless until there are enough rows to say so.
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The sculpt is the approved base design - everything downstream (variations, mesh, sizzle) builds from it. Confirm what to build, then approve. Or type what is wrong below: with a render selected, only that render is repaired; with nothing selected, every shot re-renders with your feedback leading the prompt.
Explore the approved sculpt as a retail line: 3 colorways + 3 material variations, each an instruction edit of the sculpt judged for identity against the original. Pick one to carry into the sizzle.
◠ Sculpting the printable mesh… usually 5-10 minutes.
Two lanes The mesh is looks-like geometry for a pitch-table print. The STEP files above are preliminary construction references and require engineering validation before quoting or tooling.
◠ Generating the sizzle video… about 2 minutes. Progress appears in the build log above.