Dolphin

A room you can change

Let the light tell the story.

Move the sun. Change the exposure. Watch warm timber, cool daylight, reflections, and an emissive field share the same room.

The coastal cabin is an original Dolphin scene. Studio exposes its materials and lighting alongside the scene hierarchy and independent Scene and Game views.

Envision / Inside Dolphin

Shape the mesh. Keep the idea moving.

Open Envision beside your scene, pop it into its own window, and dock it back. Extrude a face, subdivide, project UVs, add a simple rig, and set animation keys. Save your work or undo an experiment.

Ask Codex for edits, inspect its mesh preview, then apply them. Meshy generation, texturing, remesh and humanoid rigging are connected through account-key adapters; live Meshy generation still awaits account setup.

The earlier home-sketch editor now lives inside Dolphin too. Professional painting, arbitrary rigs and richer animation are the next tools to build.

Bubbles / Inside Dolphin

Bubble Matter

Our matter is made from Procedural Physics Atom Bubbles

We’re building connected matter inside meshes: layers of ground beneath a mountain, muscles and veins inside a body. Each bubble carries its own physics properties and connections to other bubbles. Water, air, ground and rocket physics are all part of this direction.

Procedural layers can reach deeper whenever an interaction needs more detail, up to the precision and resource limits we allow. Fine detail wakes where it matters; the visible surface keeps its natural shape.

Try the first slice in Envision’s Matter inspector: explore four precision layers inside a closed convex mesh and open bonds across a cut plane. General tissue, fluid and propulsion simulation remain ahead, along with moving fragments and exposed cut surfaces.