Tool experiment

Eye Studio

An experimental 3D eye tool for game assets. Use the controls or describe the eye you want, then export the result.

Adjust an eye

Generate a form, refine its surface, and export the asset with its recipe.

CAMERA EYE / 01

Drag to orbit · Scroll to inspect

Preparing the first eye…

Save the recipe to recreate an eye later. Research examples are illustrations, not predictions of an organism’s appearance.

Interpretation & sources

Generate from a description to see its interpretation and biological sources.

Generate Eye structure

Adjust globe size, iris, and pupil shape.

Seed Keep current anatomy

Surface Pigment illustration 42% Color warmth 55% Fiber detail 72% Limbal ring 48%

Anatomy & pupil

Globe diameter 24 mm Globe depth 1.00×

Iris radius 57%Relative to the globe radius. Pupil opening 34% Pupil form RoundHorizontal ← round → vertical slit Aperture lobes 0 Lobe depth 25% Corneal curve 0.26

These are shape controls. Unusual forms are exploratory; their vision or biological feasibility has not been established.

Genetics connection

Research example

Choose a study to explore one supported regulatory relationship.

Human research examples use a round reference eye. Changing the shape or pigment afterward records an artistic override.

Read source notes

Export detailPreview detail is kept lower for responsive editing. Export rebuilds the asset.

Local generation. Your recipes stay on your device.

What this build generates

Separate eye surfaces, seeded iris detail, pupil geometry, a curved cornea, and a compound-eye exterior. GLB exports contain geometry, materials, embedded textures, physical scale, and the recipe. Texture packs include editable PNG maps.

2K / 4K / 8K refers to iris color-map size. Normal maps reach 4K, roughness 2K, and sclera color 4K. More pixels do not by themselves establish cinematic quality. Transparent materials can look different across renderers.

Detailed eyelids, skin, scales, fur, motion, internal optics, and additional eye architectures are still to be built. This is the first part of a creature-generation system.