That’s part of it but if you could actually pull out 3D models from these worlds, it would massively speed up game development.

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avaer 6 hours ago | parent [-]

You already can, check out Marble/World Labs, Meshy, and others.

It's not really as much of a boon as you'd think though, since throwing together a 3D model is not the bottleneck to making a sellable video game. You've had model marketplaces for a long time now.

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echelon 6 hours ago | parent [-]

> It's not really as much of a boon as you'd think though

It is for filmmaking! They're perfect for constructing consistent sets and blocking out how your actors and props are positioned. You can freely position the camera, control the depth of field, and then storyboard your entire scene I2V.

Example of doing this with Marble: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJCJYdGdpHg

	▲	avaer 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This I definitely agree with, before you had to massage the I2I and now you can just drag the camera. Marble definitely changes the game if the game is "move the camera", just most people would not consider that a game (but hey there's probably a good game idea in there!)