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Atomontage

Atomontage

Founded 2017

Build and stream interactive microvoxel 3D worlds directly in your web browser

You can use Atomontage to create, remix, and stream interactive 3D worlds directly within your web browser. Built on microvoxel technology called Virtual Matter, it allows you to build destructible environments either by hand or using text prompts with AI agents. You can import meshes, photogrammetry scans, LiDAR, and gaussian splats, turning them into editable volumetric worlds. Friends can join in real time to collaborate, play games, or explore without installing software, and creators can export their projects to distribute on Steam.

What Atomontage does

Generate 3D game levels and environments using text promptsDeform, dig, and destroy volumetric terrain in real timeImport polygon meshes, LiDAR scans, and gaussian splats into microvoxelsShare playable 3D scenes instantly with a web linkCollaborate simultaneously with other users on world building inside a browserExport completed 3D experiences for distribution on SteamMicrovoxel engine supporting high-resolution volumetric rendering and destructionInstant browser streaming across mobile, desktop, and XR devices without installationPrompt-based creation allowing AI agents to generate and modify 3D scenesReal-time multiplayer editing and interactive gameplay via shareable URLsConverts meshes, point clouds, LiDAR, and gaussian splats into editable Virtual MatterPersistent world changes that remain engraved in the environment until alteredDirect export capabilities to package and release interactive worlds on Steam

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