Mini Dachshund
Short legs. Absolutely no shortage of dog.
A sausage dog for your base.
A hedgehog for the garden.
A strange little fellow for the village.
Describe your creature, build its model, and decide how it moves. Keep the parts you like. Change the parts you don’t.
PRIVATE TESTING · PUBLIC ACCESS COMING SOONShort legs. Absolutely no shortage of dog.
A pocket-sized bundle of quills.
Not your usual village neighbour.
From our Cutie creature library. Drag to rotate, or focus a preview and use the arrow keys.
No blank Blockbench canvas to stare at. Start with a description or bring your own concept art.
You review the model and animations in your browser. Your saved versions stay in your creature library.
Tell us what you want to make. Create a concept image and brief, or upload your own. Check the concept before you build.
Turn the textured model around. Compare it with your concept. Ask for changes to its shape, colours, or details.
Play each animation and leave notes on the ones that need work. A fang reveal? A happy hop? That part is up to you.
Keep earlier versions and export your editable Blockbench model. Continue in desktop Blockbench whenever you want.
Creature Workshop uses AI to build and revise models, with production rules supplied on every generation. Those rules cover the bone hierarchy, pivots, texture atlas, rest-pose hitbox, and animations.
The model is one part of a working mob. Server configuration, skills, behaviour, and Java or Bedrock testing still need their own work. We won’t call a model game-ready just because it looks good here.
How spending will workYes. Upload your concept image and a Markdown file, or paste the brief as text. You can also start with a description and create the concept in the workshop.
Yes. You can export an editable .bbmodel with its texture and animations. Saved versions let you return to earlier work.
The model needs integration and testing for your platform. Java ModelEngine/MythicMobs setup and native Bedrock packs are separate steps. A browser preview does not confirm compatibility.
Originality and commercial use are part of our production requirements. You still need rights to your references and must check the finished asset and its dependencies. Public commercial terms will be available before paid access opens.
We’re testing with a small private group. Public signup and credit purchases aren’t open yet. Existing testers can use the login link above.