Gluon Scene Builder

Gluon Scene Builder enables designers and developers to assemble scalable scene graphs from modular blocks. It targets visualization, simulations, and interactive demos, offering a library of reusable components and a workflow that emphasizes consistency, versioning, and export readiness. The tool is designed to integrate into pipelines where geometry, lights, cameras, and materials are composed quickly and reproducibly. It supports GLTF, USD, and renderer-ready JSON exports and offers versioned presets to align with project pipelines.
Its core concept is a component catalog and a graph-based assembly. Users select blocks (geometry, lights, cameras), set parameters (size, position, rotation, material), and arrange relationships (parent-child, constraints). The tool validates inputs, ensures required nodes exist (for renders, a camera), and flags overlaps or missing transforms. Exports support common scene formats, code snippets, and asset references. It can generate project artifacts like scene graphs in JSON and code stubs for engines, and map assets to references for pipelines.
Target users include game studios, product visualization teams, architectural walkthroughs, and education labs. It accelerates prototyping, reduces asset churn, and improves handoff by producing consistent scene graphs and ready-to-import outputs for engines, renderers, or editors. Roles include designers drafting scenes, engineers embedding assets, QA verifying constraints, and producers tracking iterations.
Distinct value lies in deterministic exports, modular collaboration, and integration with CI/CD pipelines. Features include drag-and-drop construction, param-based editing, a modular catalog, graph-based validation, versioned revisions, and export presets for engine pipelines. It supports JSON schemas for validation, engine-specific export presets (Unity, Unreal, three.js), and versioned revision history to support audits.