Top 5 AI tools to create 3d assets

I exported the hair as an Alembic file so I could work directly with curves inside Marmoset Toolbag.

During the modeling process, some steps happen in parallel. So, while working on the high-poly character model, I also created a scene in Toolbag with lighting tests and constantly checked how the model looked in the scene.

I will show you my lighting process in Marmoset Toolbag 4 using my personal project Chiappa Rhino Revolver 50DS as an example.

By enabling Subsurface Scattering in the Transmission shader dropdown, the tattoos naturally became slightly blurred beneath the skin’s surface, instantly making them look embedded and realistic.

I also created a scene in Toolbag with lighting tests and constantly checked how the model looked in the scene.

I angled my light source better to display the reflections on the side of the weapon.

I just need to upload the photos and start generating, which saves me a great deal of time.

The image to 3D model function is the most useful feature for me — it allows me to take photos of miniatures and convert them into 3D models, which I can then print myself.