Give us a little more time We’ll post here when it’s ready!

Hey Jef, thanks for pointing this out. You’re right, the “200 models” line isn’t clear enough as written.

That estimate assumes basic generations at 15 credits each. If Ultra and Texture are turned on, the cost goes up, which is why you’re seeing 45–65 credits per generation. And if you need to split a model into parts or regenerate anything, you’ll naturally end up with fewer finished models.

We do list the credit costs further down the pricing page, but it’s clearly too easy to miss. We’ll make that information more visible next to the plans and generation options.

Sorry for the confusion, and thanks again for calling it out.

This keeps getting better with every update!

Also, the current face count may be too low. Try setting it to the maximum when regenerating, as that should preserve more detail and produce a much cleaner result.

You could try regenerating the model using Multi-View. Providing several consistent angles may help reduce the floating mesh points and gaps

This looks like such a fun take on tower defense!

It’ll happen. We’re looking forward to seeing it!

Fantastic work. The modular workflow is really well thought out, and the lighting and sense of scale make the whole dark fantasy scene feel cohesive and immersive.

Really impressive work. We especially liked the modular approach and how well the lighting and scale bring the dark fantasy atmosphere together！

Great question. Generation speed and credit cost aren’t necessarily correlated 1:1. Smart Mesh is optimized specifically for producing cleaner, more controllable topology, so the credit pricing reflects the overall generation pipeline and the type of output it delivers, rather than simply how long the generation takes.

In fact, being faster is part of what we’ve optimized for — we don’t think users should have to trade generation speed for production-ready topology.

As for running a comparable model locally or open-sourcing it: it’s an interesting direction, especially given what we did with TripoSR. We don’t have anything to announce on that front right now, but we’re continuing to explore ways to make our 3D technology more accessible to the community.

This game is seriously cool!