Studio Pack: Change the stage without making the show slow to load.

Studio Packs change the game-show environment in standard play and Twitch panelist voting. A custom model is optional, but it is the main way to reshape the stage.

A creator tests a tabletop game-show studio model beside a 3D stage draft.
  1. 01

    Create the Studio folder

    Create the Pack in packs_studio from the game's main-menu file access.

  2. 02

    Open the generated reference

    Use the template GLB to understand where judges, the contestant, and the three screens sit. The template objects are not required in your final model.

  3. 03

    Export the first model

    Export as GLB or GLTF and name it model. Test a light scene before adding dense geometry or extra assets.

  4. 04

    Add optional stage media

    Use music_studio for WAV, MP3, or OGG music. Use an OGV file named screen for a muted looping score-screen background.

  5. 05

    Retest load time

    Large model files and high vertex counts can add multiple seconds to loading. Test on the machine that will run the session.

A custom model is optional. Do not add complex geometry just to fill the template; loading time is a player-facing part of Pack quality.

Ready to test

  • The folder is inside packs_studio.
  • The model is named model and exported as GLB or GLTF.
  • The stage loads on the target machine.
  • Optional music and video use their documented names.
Add a judge panel that fits the stage

Quick answers

Studio Pack FAQ

Model scale and load time are more important than visual complexity in a first test.

Next step

Test the stage before adding a full show package.

Confirm model loading first, then add music, screen video, lighting, and related cast Packs one at a time.