Store-bought firewood bundle
campv4Pack: Overland Campdispersed3dcampfirewood
The request A store-bought firewood bundle: split logs held by two straps with a plain label band and no brand, about 0.4 m long, under 1,500 triangles, low poly, origin at the base center, PBR materials.
In the game Dispersed 3D: the bundle the player picks up or buys at the gas station and feeds to the fire ring; one bundle is a few minutes of fire.
Built by a script an AI agent wrote in Blender, and checked against its renders before it went up. You can watch it being made, from a recording.
- Triangles
- 1,152
- Vertices
- 624
- Materials
- 1
- Size
- 0.40 × 0.35 × 0.37 m
Studio render
Studio render: the same model the game draws, 1,152 triangles, lit like a product shot in Blender’s Cycles renderer.
Watch it appear in Blender
A short video of the model being drawn in Blender, one part at a time, from one fixed camera so versions line up. It shows the version you picked under “Spin it”. Play the recording below and it follows along.
Version 3
Made by running this version’s own script again in Blender. Parts appear in the order the script made them, one face at a time. The colors come on at the end. Nothing is written on the video.
Watch it being made
A recording of the agent at work: the request, the plan, the script being written, the renders, the review, the fixes and the export. Speed it up or drag the bar to jump around.
Loading the replay…
Six views and a turntable
Pictures rendered in Blender from fixed angles, for the newest version. Tap one to enlarge it.
Versions
Newest first. Each version is a new script run from nothing, so nothing in it was edited by hand.
-

Version 4 newest
Store-bought firewood bundle (v4)
What changed from v3, and why: Professional finish: v3 is flat painted textures tiled over flat faces. Rebuild same bundle (same seed, size, layout) with bevelled logs, fissured bark, real split-face grain and checks, end grain with rings, embossed strap, sawdust; baked into base color + ORM + normal on a light model.
Firewood bundle, v4: professional finish. Same 24 logs, size and layout as v3 (0.40 x 0.35 x 0.37 m) and the same 1,152 triangles; one material, three 1024 x 1024 JPEG textures baked from a 16,000-triangle source with bevelled logs, fissured bark, split-face grain with checks and knots, ring-patterned end grain, embossed strap, paper band, sawdust specks. 720 KB GLB (v3: 109 KB), validator 0 errors, 0 warnings.
Model: 1152 triangles, 1 material, 720 KB GLB, 0.40 x 0.35 x 0.37 m (width x height x depth).
Built by a script an AI agent wrote and a person reviewed, in Blender.
-

Version 3
Store-bought firewood bundle (v3)
What changed from v2, and why: Correction first: I measured the exported v2 file and it is 0.43 m long and 0.44 m wide by 0.36 m tall, bigger and flatter than my review said (about 0.37 m across). A store bundle is more like 0.40 m long and 0.33 m across. So: 24 slightly smaller logs, shorter log lengths so the ragged ends still add up to about 0.40 m, and a step that evens out the pile's width and height so it is round instead of a wide oval.
A store-bought firewood bundle lying on its side: 24 split logs (quarter and half rounds with dark bark on the curved side, pale wood on the cut faces, ragged ends), 0.40 m long and 0.37 x 0.35 m across, held by two black plastic straps and a plain paper label band with nothing printed on it. A small script packs the logs into a round bundle so they touch without a hollow. Bark, cut-wood and end-grain pictures are painted by the script. 1,152 triangles, 106 KB GLB, five materials. Three rounds: v1 was a loose pile with hollow gaps and floating straps; v2 packed it tight but came out too big and flat (I measured 0.43 x 0.44 x 0.36 m); v3 used smaller logs and evened out the pile.
Model: 1152 triangles, 5 materials, 106 KB GLB, 0.40 x 0.35 x 0.37 m (width x height x depth).
Built by a script an AI agent wrote and a person reviewed, in Blender.
-

Version 2
Store-bought firewood bundle (v2)
What changed from v1, and why: Pack the logs tighter (they may overlap their neighbors' bounding circles a bit more) with 26 fatter logs and wider half-round sections, and make the label band slimmer and browner.
A store-bought firewood bundle lying on its side: 26 split logs (quarter and half rounds with dark bark on the curved side, pale wood on the cut faces, ragged ends), 0.40 m long and about 0.37 m across, held by two black plastic straps and a plain paper label band with nothing printed on it. A little script packs the logs into a round bundle so they touch without leaving a hollow. Bark, cut-wood and end-grain pictures are painted by the script. 1,200 triangles, 109 KB GLB, five materials. Two rounds: v1 had a loose pile with hollow gaps and floating straps; v2 packed it tighter with fatter logs.
Model: 1200 triangles, 5 materials, 109 KB GLB, 0.43 x 0.36 x 0.44 m (width x height x depth).
Built by a script an AI agent wrote and a person reviewed, in Blender.
-

Version 1
No notes for this version.
About this model
- How it was made
- Built from scratch by a Blender Python script written by an AI agent and reviewed by a person; no third-party meshes, textures or scans. Built with Blender 4.5.10 LTS.
- License
- Momatio standard license, all rights reserved
- Pack
- Overland Camp
- Viewing
- View only. This page does not offer downloads.

