Saltlight Promenade
Genshin Impact · Liyue Harbour at dusk, red lanterns and a stone bridge.
The difference is what comes back: not a sprite sheet, but a place you can walk through.













Genshin Impact · Liyue Harbour at dusk, red lanterns and a stone bridge.
Neta Studio is a world builder that runs in the browser. Describe a place and it writes the scene, the character, the camera and the controls, then publishes the result as a page. There is nothing to install and nothing to export — the link is the build. Keep talking to it to change the weather, move a landmark, or add someone else to walk beside you.
A real Three.js scene: geometry with normals and materials, a perspective camera, and a character whose position comes from walking on the ground. Orbit around a lantern and you see its back, which a painted backdrop cannot do.
No. You write a sentence, and if something is wrong you say what to change instead of editing files. The output is still a normal web page, so a developer can open it later.
Rosebud turns a prompt into a 2D game: sprites, tiles, a game loop. This turns a prompt into a 3D place you walk through, with the camera behind a character. Both are one-sentence tools; the thing you get back is not the same object.
You move. WASD or the arrow keys, or click the ground and the character walks there. Drag to orbit, wheel or pinch to zoom. No clip is rendered in advance.
Yes. Every world is published as a page with its own link, and it opens in a browser on a phone or a laptop. Nothing to download, no launcher.
Then a 2D maker is the right tool and this page will not pretend otherwise. Come here when the thing you want to show is a place — a street, a room, a courtyard — rather than a rules grid.
You can look at any published world without one. Making a world and keeping it saved needs a Neta account.
Yes, in the same chat: ask for rain, a second landmark, another time of day. Publishing again updates the page the old link points at.
Name a place. The camera drops in behind a character who can walk it, and the result is a page you can send.