Before
- Blender + Mixamo just to get a placeholder that moves
- Asset-store characters that don't fit your look
- Animations that don't survive the export
For game prototyping
Animated GLB characters for your prototype.
Need a cute NPC, pet or mascot that already moves? Build one and export a GLB with animations baked in — drop it straight into Unity, Godot or three.js.
With Halcyone Maker
- Build a character with motion built in
- Export one .glb — rig, shape and animations
- Import into Unity / Godot / three.js, already wired
How it works
Build the character
Assemble from parts or roll one; pick the motions you need.
Export GLB
One self-contained .glb with the rig and every animation baked in.
Drop into your engine
Load it in Unity (glTFast), Godot (native glTF) or three.js (GLTFLoader).
Questions
Does the GLB include animations?
Yes — animations are baked into the exported .glb as standard glTF 2.0 clips and play in any glTF engine.
Which engines does it work in?
Anything that reads glTF/GLB: Unity (via glTFast), Godot, three.js, Babylon, and more.
Can I use it commercially?
Exports are intended for use in your own projects; see the pricing page and current terms for commercial-use details.
Animated GLB characters for your prototype.
Building, previewing and your first basic export need no account. A free account makes basic Character Maker exports unlimited. Plus adds voice-driven recording, AI generation and GLB Studio recording.