Connect PiAPI/Trellis integrations
Sculpt highly detailed 3D models and textured digital assets automatically by connecting PiAPI/Trellis to Make. Linking this engine with our AI automation tool lets you instantly convert flat images into 3D files, trigger asynchronous tasks, and update game environments. Register your free account today to build your first automated creative pipeline.
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Automate Your 3D Creation Pipeline: Integrate PiAPI and Trellis on Make
Connect PiAPI and Trellis with Make to automate your 3D asset pipeline. Instantly sync cloud storage, queue bulk model generation from databases, and receive live alerts without writing a single line of code.
Automated asset creation pipeline
Automatically trigger 3D model generation whenever new images are uploaded to your cloud storage or e-commerce platform.
Bulk generation using databases
Connect Airtable or Google Sheets to queue and generate hundreds of 3D models from text prompts in a single automated run.
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Seamless cloud storage syncing
Instantly save generated GLB or PLY files to Google Drive, Dropbox, or your digital asset manager without manual downloads.
Instant completion alerts
Receive immediate notifications on Slack or email the moment your 3D models are ready to be used.
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