nano·spatial

What's inside

— tools. — ways to use them.

This is the studio's public list of its tools. For each one it says what you give it, what it makes for you, and whether it is ready. The studio checks every tool before any work starts, so a tool that isn't ready says so here instead of failing halfway through your film. Where a tool can run in two ways, both ways are listed.

Words to spoken dialoguetext → audioready

Our own workstation · GPU · voices and spoken dialogue

Words to 3D modeltext → meshready

Our own workstation · one text model plus a headless browser to press Export

Skeleton and skinmesh → meshready

Our own workstation · GPU · skeleton and skin weights

Photo to 3D model — high detailimage → meshready

High-detail mode · runs on our own workstation

Photo to 3D model — Vulkanimage → meshready

Vulkan build · runs on our own workstation

Photo to 3D model — ROCmimage → meshready

ROCm build · runs on our own workstation

Words to interfaceno flownot available yet

Our own workstation · a screen built from your words

Photo to CAD partimage → cadready

CPU lane · reads the part, emits a parametric solid

Pictures to filmframes → videoready

ffmpeg · no model in the loop

Words to music and voicestext → audioready

Stable Audio 3 · music, voices and sound effects

Checked at: — · — of — tools present and ready to take work. This list is made by checking the studio's computers, not typed by hand: a way that isn't ready stays listed and simply won't be given work, rather than failing halfway through. Ready means it can run right now.

Our promise

What a tool must tell us before it can make things for you.

A tool only gets work once all three are known. Anything missing, and it waits.

Inputs

Says what it needs

A picture, a 3D model, a part, a film, sound, or words. A tool is only offered work that matches what it says it needs.

Runtime

Written down exactly

The exact program, version, and settings are written down for every tool, so what you made can be made again the same way, months later.

State

Ready — or it says why not

If a tool can't run, it says so when we check — never quietly in the middle of your work. The list above shows it, and your work is never sent to a tool that isn't ready.

Want something made for the way you work?

If part of your work eats hours — shaping models, making characters move, opening pictures, sound — that is exactly the shape of thing this studio is for.

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