What licence do the community models use?

CC0 1.0 Universal — a public domain dedication. Every model on the Gobkit community wall is free for any use including commercial use, modification and redistribution, with no attribution required.

How do I fetch the community library programmatically?

GET https://gobkit.com/api/community. No account, no API key, CORS open. It returns items[] with title, creator, license, model_url (a plain .glb), thumb_url, page_url and a server-measured specs object, plus a top-level usage object describing animation, facing, scale and licence.

Can anyone upload a model here?

Yes, with no account and no API key. POST a .glb to https://gobkit.com/api/community as multipart form data (field: model, plus optional thumb, title and creator_name), or use the form at gobkit.com/community/upload. A human reviews every submission. You get back a slug, a status and a one-time manage token so you can take your own model down later.

How do community animations differ from the Gobkit free packs?

Community models ship separate named animation clips — typically idle, move and attack — which you play by name. The curated free packs at /api/free do the opposite: every action is baked onto one master timeline at 24 fps that you slice by frame range. Do not carry one rule across to the other.

Are the specifications shown here self-reported?

No. Gobkit's server parses each uploaded .glb and measures triangle count, materials, draw calls, texture resolution, bone count, animation clip names and file size itself. The uploader cannot type those numbers in.

Gobkit Community — make your monster. Share it with everyone.

Everything on this wall was made by someone using the open-source harness and released into the public domain. It is all CC0 1.0 — yours to use in a commercial game, with no account and no credit line. Install the harness, make something, and upload it: it lands here under your name.

How to fetch it, how to upload, and how it differs from the free packs

What the files are: Every model is a single .glb — drop it into three.js, Godot, Unity, Unreal or Blender with no converter. Animations are separate named clips you play by name, which is different from the curated free packs.
List it as JSON: GET https://gobkit.com/api/community — no account, no API key, CORS open. Returns title, creator, license, model_url, thumb_url, page_url and a specs object, plus a top-level usage object. Read usage before writing loader code.
Specs are measured, not claimed: Gobkit's server parses each uploaded .glb and measures triangles, materials, draw calls, texture size, bones and animation clip names itself. Uploaders cannot type those numbers in.
Anyone can add to it: POST a .glb to /api/community as multipart form data — no account, no key — or use the upload form. A human reviews every submission. Uploading releases the model under CC0.
Try before you download: Every card below opens a live 3D viewer — orbit it, switch animation clips, then take the .glb. That is the part a summary of this page cannot hand you.
Not the same as the free packs: The curated free packs use a different animation convention — side-by-side comparison.