Advanced
Power-user techniques for getting the most out of HyperDevs.
Custom System Prompts
You can customize how AI responds by setting custom system prompts for each tab.
Use Cases
- • Coding Style: Enforce specific patterns or frameworks
- • Response Format: Request JSON, Markdown, or other formats
- • Domain Knowledge: Add game-specific context or rules
- • Constraints: Set limits on response length or complexity
Understanding EditableMesh Limits
EditableMesh is powerful but has limits. Understanding these helps you create better assets.
Key Limits
| Triangles per part | ~10K recommended |
|---|---|
| Texture size | 1024x1024 or lower |
| Materials per mesh | 1 (baked recommended) |
Hyper 30 & Local Models
Two ways to run AI without a third-party API key: the built-in Hyper 30 model, or a fully local model via Ollama.
Hyper 30 (built-in, no setup)
The default model, served from the HyperDevs cloud proxy. Just sign in and it works — credit-billed, with a free tier. Power users on the local network can also point at the direct LAN path instead of the cloud.
- 1. Open Settings → AI Providers → Hyper 30
- 2. Enter your HyperDevs access key (or leave it blank on the LAN path)
- 3. Start chatting and generating — no other key needed
Ollama (free, fully offline)
Run models locally for complete privacy and offline use.
- 1. Download Ollama from ollama.com
- 2. Install and run
ollama serve - 3. Pull a model:
ollama pull llama3 - 4. In HyperDevs, select Ollama as your provider (default:
http://localhost:11434)
Recommended Local Models
- • gemma4:26b: App default — best balance of quality and speed
- • llama3.2: Lightweight and fast
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