Blender Studio · from the Godot Lab · Calaverita

Calaverita: the calavera

A cutout character in all three phases. The AI concept sheet — which drew its own paper-doll parts diagram (left); the Blender result: nine bone parts rendered separately with camera-space normal-map passes and joint pivots exported to a manifest (centre); and the heroine assembled at runtime on a Godot Skeleton2D, animated by CMU motion-capture curves projected to 2D bone angles — she walks, runs and jumps like a person, scatters into parts when she falls, and reassembles at the checkpoint (right).

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Calavera concept with cutout parts diagram
Calavera concept with cutout parts diagram
Nine rendered bone parts with normal-map passes
Nine rendered bone parts with normal-map passes
The assembled Skeleton2D calavera leaping in the Godot engine
The assembled Skeleton2D calavera leaping in the Godot engine

Provenance

Contributed by the Godot Lab

This asset was built for Calaverita, a Godot Lab piece. It was modeled entirely in code (Blender’s Python API) by an AI agent, rendered by headless Blender, and audited against its concept before export — the pipeline every Blender Studio asset goes through.