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Rodin 2.5 High

Production-focused geometry, PBR materials, and clean topology from up to five references.

3d/rodin-2.5
Try it in StudioUse with your agent or API
3D

Moss, a small forest creature with leaf ears, a mossy round body and big dark eyes

Price
from 40 credits / model
Typical time
about 5 min
Makes
Text to 3D, Image to 3D, Multi-view to 3D

Best for

Rodin 2.5 from Hyper3D targets production-ready assets. Summer runs its High tier from a prompt, a single image or up to five reference views, with PBR materials and clean topology.

  • Assets meant to ship, not just prototype, where topology matters.
  • Turning a multi-view character or prop sheet into one model.
  • PBR-textured objects that respond correctly to scene lighting.

Put it together

Where Rodin 2.5 High fits in a game, with the models it works well with. Your agent runs every step.

Price

ModeModelPrice
Text to 3D, Image to 3D, Multi-view to 3DRodin 2.5 High40 credits / model

Paid from your Summer credits; rigging, animation, multi-view and quality add-ons cost extra.

Use it from code or your agent

Sign in once with summer login. Your agent or your code then runs it with your paid credits.

npx -y summer-engine@latest login
npx -y summer-engine@latest api run 3d/rodin-2.5 \
  --input '{"prompt":"a low-poly wooden treasure chest"}' \
  --download .

3d/rodin-2.5: $0.40 per model. Paid from your Summer credits.

Inputs

What input takes for 3d/rodin-2.5. Send only what you need; Summer fills in tested defaults.

  • kindenumDefault text-to-3d
    • text-to-3d
    • image-to-3d
  • promptstringup to 600 characters

    text-to-3d: what to model.

  • imageUrlstringup to 2048 characters

    image-to-3d: a public picture of the object.

  • imageUrlsarray of string2 to 4 items

    image-to-3d from 2 to 4 views of the same object.

  • titlestringup to 200 characters
  • assetIntentenum

    character: a clean, riggable humanoid reference first.

    • character
    • object
  • referencePreparationenumDefault auto

    Clean up the picture before modeling it.

    • auto
    • always
    • never
  • poseModeenum

    A neutral pose for rigging later.

    • a-pose
    • t-pose
  • rigbooleanDefault false

    Auto-rig the model.

  • animationNamesarray of stringup to 12 items

    With rig: animate a humanoid, e.g. Idle, Walk, Run, Jump.

  • actionIdsarray of integerup to 12 items

    With rig: Library action ids.

  • riggingHeightMetersnumber0 to 10
  • targetPolycountinteger100 to 300000

    About how many polygons, e.g. 800 for a low-poly kit piece.

  • topologyenum

    quad: a quad mesh (where the model can).

    • triangle
    • quad
  • seedintegerat least 0

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Questions

What is Rodin 2.5 High good for in game development?
Rodin 2.5 from Hyper3D targets production-ready assets. Summer runs its High tier from a prompt, a single image or up to five reference views, with PBR materials and clean topology. Typical game uses: assets meant to ship, not just prototype, where topology matters; turning a multi-view character or prop sheet into one model; PBR-textured objects that respond correctly to scene lighting.
How much does Rodin 2.5 High cost in Summer?
Rodin 2.5 High costs 40 credits / model in Summer Studio. That is a single-image textured model; multi-view input, rigging, animation and quality add-ons cost extra. It is charged from your Summer credits.
What inputs does Rodin 2.5 High accept?
Rodin 2.5 High supports text to 3D, image to 3D, and multi-view to 3D, with up to 5 reference views. The result is a textured 3D model you can preview, download, or import into a Summer Engine project.
Can I use Rodin 2.5 High from Claude Code, Cursor or Codex?
Yes. Connect the Summer MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or another MCP client, then ask your agent to generate with summer_generate_3d with model: "rodin-2.5". Setup instructions are at summerengine.com/mcp.
Where do Rodin 2.5 High results go?
Every generation is saved to your Summer asset library. From there you can download it or bring it into a Summer Engine project.