FAQ

3D packs come as FBX, GLB (glTF 2.0) and Blender files, so they open in Unity, Unreal Engine, UEFN, Godot, Blender and anything else that reads FBX or glTF. Every Cube Pets pack and Cube Dogs also include a Roblox version: a drag-and-drop .rbxm with animations that run from code.

2D packs are plain PNG sprite sheets on a fixed grid, with JSON for frame counts and pivots. They work in Godot, Unity, GameMaker, Construct, Phaser and RPG Maker.

Checkout runs on Gumroad. Right after payment you get a receipt email with a download link, and the files stay in your Gumroad library. You do not need an account to buy.

Yes. When a pack gets a new version, the updated files appear in the same place you downloaded it from, at no extra cost.

Yes, in any number of personal and commercial games and projects, and you can modify them. What you can’t do is resell or share the files themselves, on their own or inside another asset pack. The license page has the details.

Yes. Use the pets in your experiences and monetize the game however you like, including pets sold for Robux inside your game. Don’t publish the models to the Creator Store, as UGC items or as free models.

Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards. Prices are in US dollars, and VAT or sales tax for your country is calculated at checkout.

Write to us and describe the problem. If it is a technical issue we can’t fix, you get a full refund within 30 days of purchase. Try the free samples first to check the style and the import in your engine.

The 3D models and animations are built procedurally by scripts written with the help of an AI coding assistant. No AI image, 3D-mesh or texture generators are used: every model is made of plain boxes placed by code, then checked by eye in Blender and in-engine. Pixel art is drawn and cleaned on a fixed palette.

Yes, sound effect packs and music loops are in production. Follow the store to hear when they are out.