Great tool with robuat features already, easy to integrate into existing workflows and quality is quite good even at this early stage

Ease of use and the quality of prosuced content

Can take some tine to get some personalization just as you want it

Is an awesome product if the teacher want to show how AI could help to 3D design

Is easy to select an objetc. modify with AI features and export for 3D printing or diorama building

The catalogue is restricted for some themes

Overall it was definitely good for the early concept stages of making art. However right now, I wouldn't take it much further than that

It'd was quick and effective to use. It made great use of my prompts.

The topology might not have been effective for game art. Maybe a setting to make the polygon density lower would be effective

I tried to generate a styled model "big horns in Steampunk style", but Sloyd just give me a water pipe. this is not what user expected

User Interface, Edit with AI test. I experience generate a keyboard, I can ask Sloyd edit "make it with keypad". The generated 3d mode is good

Only basic material is applied to the model, some competitors can apply very good texture with material

Delighted with the tool, have used it for game jams as well as larger projects and for models to bring into Blender etc, or to turn into voxel creations using other software.

Amazing and simple procedural 3D models for games and other creative purposes, the generators are crafted by hand so the models are of significantly better quality than other online generative services.

I think the perfect pricing setup is yet to be found but I believe the team will definitely get there in time.

All of the sloyd is very very nice. Helps my job, make it easier.

Nothing I can think of at the moment, It seems good.

i was just browsing the internet to see how 3D objects AI generation was. Then I stumbled on sloyd and decided to give it a shot. I was so impressed that I share the website with a few of my students on th same day. They were also very impressed and some of them became users immediately. I'm using the free version as a tryout but I am very impressed by its generative capabilities. Even the hallucinations can be fun to use.

Very easy to use and to export the 3D images. I had fun doing it and already shared with some of my friends and students. The UI is intuitive and the menu for adjustments is pretty neat.

Low resolution of the 3D images. But I am on the free plan so, cannot complain much about it.

Ease of creation and it allows intergration into other 3D softwares.

Slow loading time when creating a 3D object.

It's easy to use, up to date and you can easily add product

New features and updates, variety of diffrent products and prices

Good, would happily pay for it monthly!!!

Gives you everything you need for success, best examples and useful sources

Mainly the trial to be fair But it could definitely be worse

honestly i really want this to make simple printable 3d models for me, like adapters for mounting things where they don't belong. i want to input an item description + dimensions and have it spit out an stl. i haven't been able to accomplish that, but I'm still learning, so i guess I'll keep trying.

that I haven't been able to accomplish what I described above

I think this product will be very cool to be integrated with other platforms. I don't see how a user or developer using it that much for the price. But I know that big platforms could partner with you to provide it to customers for free. I refer to metaverse platforms and so on.

- The models are very lightweight, which is great for use in low-poly games. - Model generation is very fast. - Intuitive interface and simplified export.

- There could be a button to reset the value of each slide to the original value. - Very limited and poorly customizable material options. - It should be possible to preview the materials. - Select where objects will spawn. - Explanation of what each slide changes. - Possibility to create typography (signs).

Sloyd is great for prompting to make 3D objects. Useful for simple models that look more technical than biological. Overall a decent tool worth looking at if you work with 3D stuff.

That it doesnt do biological life and such well.

Sloyd is a form of manual education that focuses on hands-on learning through craft projects and manual work. It is used to teach practical skills, foster creativity, develop manual dexterity, and promote self-expression through craftsmanship. Additionally, Sloyd can serve as a therapeutic and relaxing activity, helping to reduce stress and improve concentration. In summary, Sloyd is used as an educational and recreational tool to learn practical skills, foster creativity, and enjoy traditional craftsmanship.

What I like most about Sloyd is its focus on hands-on learning and creativity. This practice promotes manual and artistic skills while preserving traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage. The sense of accomplishment in completing a Sloyd project and the opportunity to express creativity through crafts make this activity rewarding and enriching for those who engage in it.

Some potential drawbacks of Sloyd include the time-consuming nature of projects, the need for ample space and tools, the complexity of certain techniques, and the risk of injury when working with sharp tools. These factors may pose challenges for individuals seeking quick results, facing resource limitations, dealing with intricate tasks, or prioritizing safety precautions in their crafting endeavors.

As someone who is challenged at creating 3D assets, Sloyd is a blessing with an ever expanding library of customizable template objects of high quality.

The UI was clunky to begin with but it keeps improving.

It’s powerful, very intuitive and easy to use

It’s lacking some resources regarding 3-D

It is extremely easy to use. The objects look great. You can adjust and preview your prompt before it uses your credits.

The only thing that I would say is a con is that the graphics are limited.

Sloyd is awesome AI at its level. The models generated by it are very clean and up to the point. Only thing it lacks is the limited amount of type of models it generates. If it started generating all kinds of models, this is gonna become so useful and one of the best AI for 3d game developers like me.

The best thing about Sloyd is, it is very easy to use, just simply write prompt and generate 3d models. The models generated by this AI is much cleaner than other AI's which generates 3d models.

The only conn about Sloyd is its limited use. We can create only limited type of 3d models like furniture, items, weapons etc. If Sloyd started creating other type of models like different type of plants, animals, 3d characters and much more, it's gonna beat other AIs in this field easily.

all the resources were soo easy to use and it could seamlessly create things.

too expensive. should be less pricy and should be like blender.

Overall, one of a kind tool that leverages AI and easy to use Interface. Kudos to the team behind this great product!

The efficient and simple to use User Interface which can be accessible right inside of the browser.

The limits in the free trial due to which user might prefer another platform ☹️

Its very easy to understand and use, very friendly for those who are not 3D experts but have a vision in mind.

I missed content and the hability to give to the community the chance to upload things. Also, I missed more focus in game development. Maybe some unity connections or plugins?

Great to create 3D models with using generative AI!

Not too usable for new users and UI is too complex.

Used a few times and decided my own skills were better

The interface (UI) was well thought out but poorly organized. The quality of the models was lacking but considering the task it could be worse

The modification process could have more accurate tools

I used Sloyd to make base assets for a 3d scene in Blender. It's great for giving me inspiration and a quick base to work further with.

I like the randomize feature to quickly generate new shape ideas for the 3D scene I had to make.

Although there are quite a lot of generators already, it does feel limiting if you want to go for a specific style. You can use a 3d editing software like Blender to make up for that though.

Sloyd is a great alternative for when I need to prototype or get a quick model up and running while mantaining a good quality.

It sometimes messes up the promp and delivelrs something that is far from what you expected