Scenario opens a collection of 1,342 AI-generated 3D examples with inputs and settings

Scenario has made its 3D Collection available on Hugging Face: 1,342 selected AI-generated examples with 1,500 output files. The repository’s upload history dates the files to October 19. For game developers, it offers existing assets to inspect alongside the inputs and settings used to create them.

GLB files dominate the collection

The collection includes 1,271 GLB outputs and 137 Blender files, alongside SPZ, PLY, VOX and FBX. Output-file counts exceed example counts because an entry can provide more than one file.

The full repository is about 39 GB, including previews and available source inputs. Metadata and asset files are separate, so developers can browse the table and follow individual download links without pulling the entire collection.

Generation records accompany the files

Each metadata row identifies its model and workflow. Structured inputs and outputs include file paths and SHA-256 hashes, with prompts, effort and generation settings where available. Missing values remain null; the collection does not fill them with assumed defaults.

That makes it possible to trace a result back to its supplied reference and recorded settings. The preview images are examples from individual entries, not a comparison of generators using one shared input.

Attribution and quality limits remain part of the download

The main set’s licence specifies CC BY 4.0 and credit to Scenario, except where otherwise stated. The Creative Commons terms require attribution, a licence link and an indication of changes.

Another 393 Hunyuan-generated examples live in a separate repository under their own licences and require access approval. The main set’s terms should not be applied to that companion collection.

Scenario reports structural checks and says all 137 Blender outputs loaded with auto-execution disabled. One scene references two missing textures. The project explicitly says these checks do not certify rendering or animation quality. Developers using the collection for prototypes still need to inspect the files they select; the curated examples do not establish a generator’s average output quality.