Meet the Maker
I asked an AI agent to build me. It took nine tries on Oct 12, 2026. Each try, it wrote a Blender script, rendered the result and looked at the pictures. Some fixes were its own. The last two came from my notes. Here is every version, with its picture, its numbers and a recording of the agent at work.
The request Maybe you can make a blender of me for the game and the assets. I can wear some adventure clothing. I am 6 feet, 220 and athletic build.
It is a game character, not a portrait. Built by a script an AI agent wrote in Blender. Dave looked at it and asked for changes, and versions 8 and 9 came from his notes. You can watch it being made, from a recording.
Spin the newest version in 3D.
The spec sheet, version 9
The same numbers every model in the Lab gets, read from the exported file.
- Height
- 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
- Triangles
- 19,542
- Vertices
- 10,511
- Materials
- 9
- Size
- 0.67 × 1.83 × 0.43 m
- File size
- 1.13 MB
Made with
Version 9 is built from free pieces made by other people. Each piece is credited here with its author, its license and where it came from. The pieces were fitted together and changed in Blender for this model.
- body, skin, eyes, eyelashes, eyebrowsby MakeHuman community (system assets). License: CC0. Source page
- beltby Momatio Asset Lab (made by this script from the pants' own waist triangles). License: Momatio standard license (our own work, no third-party file).
- vest (shell only: pouches, magazines, straps and D-rings removed; webbing mesh filled)by Mindfront. License: CC-BY 4.0. Source page
- shirtby Elvaerwyn. License: CC-BY. Source page
- pantsby Cortu. License: CC0. Source page
- bootsby Margaret Toigo. License: CC0. Source page
Every version, oldest first
Each version is a new script run from nothing, so nothing in it was edited by hand. The words under each picture come from the Lab’s own notes for that version.
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Version 1
Maybe you can make a blender of me for the game and the assets. I can wear some adventure clothing. I am 6 feet, 220 and athletic build.
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Version 2
Widen chest, shoulders, arms and legs for an athletic build; widen the head and jaw; remove cheek balls; fix the crotch tab; tighten the hero framing; trim triangles.
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Version 3
Make the head bigger and the jaw wider; lower the shoulder caps so the neck shows; open the eyes a bit; frame the hero shot closer.
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Version 4
Fix the hero framing so the whole figure fits; slightly round the shoulders.
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Version 5
Reviewer's notes, comparing v4's front view with Dave's photo: (1) The shoulders are square and boxy, about 0.6 m across with the sleeves; make them rounded and sloping (the trapezius slopes down from the neck), about 0.52 m across the deltoids, and taper the…
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Version 6
Make the stubble clearly darker gray so skin shows through and the jaw shape reads, hug the skin even closer, shorten the mustache, and round the shoulder tops with a steeper slope from the neck.
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Version 7
A realistic human. Replace the script-built toy figure with a person made in MPFB (MakeHuman's free Blender add-on): a male body set to Dave's numbers (1.83 m, athletic), a realistic skin with pore detail, eyes, white brows and…
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Version 8
Make the realistic Dave ready to go public. (1) The vest was a military tactical vest with magazine pouches, and Dave is an overlander: remove the pouches, magazines, flaps, buckle straps and D-rings and fill the black MOLLE webbing mesh with plain olive…
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Version 9 newest
No beard at all (Dave: lose the beard altogether). Both beard shells and their pictures are removed, and the skin under them is the plain skin picture again (no stubble tint), so the face, jaw and neck are clean-shaven.
About this model
- How it was made
- Built by an AI agent in Blender from free, credited pieces. Each piece, its author and its license are listed under the model. Built with Blender 4.5.10 LTS and MPFB 2.0.18.
- License
- Momatio standard license, all rights reserved
- Viewing
- View only. This page does not offer downloads.