We continue to share how we built our first demo in @hyperfy_io v2. Today we're going to take a look at our 3D work 👇 1. In Hyperfy, we were able to experiment for the first time with creating models featuring a full set of textures for PBR material usage. We managed to preserve the stylized look of the models while enhancing them with realistic highlights and reflections that respond to the scene’s lighting. 2. The main scene elements were created using modular geometry. This approach helped us quickly assemble different rooms with slight visual variations. 3. To work comfortably with objects, we had to modify the Hyperfy Tools add-on for Blender. The original version caused issues such as incorrect object names and structure. The modified version resolved these problems. 4. The scene assembly process in Hyperfy takes place directly in the browser, which may be rather challenging when creating large-scale scenes with specific object placement. To improve and speed up the assembly process, we had to export and use a separate file containing multiple point locations. These points allowed us to accurately place a large number of objects in their designated areas. 5. Since Hyperfy currently doesn’t support animated objects in the GLB format (though this may be added in the future), we used the VRM format to implement the robot. Despite the limitations of this format, we were able to prepare a model with a basic set of animations. Follow us on X and join our community discord.gg/S4ZhNM4 to share your feedback! Play our demo experience 👉 hyperfy-demo.dappcraft.io