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Version 1.5.0 · Last updated October 16, 2026Reading time 4 min

Teron Engine is built around AI. This page explains which parts are AI, which companies provide the models, how we mark AI-generated files and what AI cannot do well.

What is AI in Teron Engine

Teron Engine uses AI to plan, review and generate assets; the AI tool you connect does the building. Teron Engine's AI:

  • plans the game from your brief and splits it into work orders;
  • writes design text such as names, descriptions and dialogue;
  • reviews the work your AI tool does in Roblox Studio and gives verdicts;
  • makes concept images and textures;
  • makes 3D models.

The code and the world of your game are built by the AI tool you connect, under that tool's own terms. Teron Engine checks them; it does not write them for you.

Templates, the planning instructions and the automated checks are made by QuantumLoop Labs. No person at QuantumLoop Labs reviews your project unless you ask us for support.

How we tell you it is AI

Teron Engine has no chat of its own: you talk to your own AI tool, and Teron Engine’s AI works through the plans, verdicts and assets your AI tool asks for. Generated images and asset previews carry an "AI-generated" label, and assets uploaded to Roblox say "AI-generated" in their description. Our emails say that Teron Engine is an AI tool.

AI providers

  • Anthropic: Claude models plan your game and review the work your AI tool does in Roblox Studio. They are the only models Teron Engine uses for planning and reviewing.
  • OpenAI: GPT Image models, through fal.ai, make concept images for assets.
  • fal.ai: runs the image and 3D models for us.
  • Black Forest Labs: FLUX image models, through fal.ai.
  • Tripo: turns concept images into 3D models, through fal.ai.

Details of what each provider receives are on Subprocessors, and their terms on Licences & Attributions.

The terms of our AI providers require their users to be adults, and Teron Engine is for adults 18+ only. We do not offer it to anyone under 18.

How AI files are marked

We add machine-readable marks to AI-generated files so that software can tell they were made with AI (EU AI Act, Article 50):

  • Images (PNG and JPEG): an XMP metadata packet with the IPTC "digital source type" set to AI-generated (trainedAlgorithmicMedia, or compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia for textures and renders made from AI output).
  • 3D models (glTF and GLB): the same XMP packet in the standard KHR_xmp_json_ld extension, plus an "ai_generated" flag.
  • Audio (WAV): an XMP chunk and a comment, if we ever generate audio. We do not generate audio today.
  • Content Credentials: if a provider already signed a file with Content Credentials (C2PA), we keep the file unchanged.
  • FBX files have no standard place for this metadata, so they are not marked. Uploads to Roblox use GLB.
  • Each asset also has a manifest that lists the models used and which files are marked.

Roblox processes uploaded files and removes their metadata. So when Teron Engine uploads an asset to your Roblox account, the asset description says "AI-generated", and our own records keep the marks. We do not add invisible watermarks.

Teron Engine does not write the code of your game; the code your AI tool writes is not marked by us. Whether code counts as AI-generated "text" that must be marked is something we keep under review.

What AI gets wrong

  • AI can be wrong, incomplete or inconsistent, even when it sounds sure.
  • AI can reflect bias in the data it learned from.
  • AI output can be similar to existing works or to output made for other people.
  • Automated tests and reviewers catch many problems, but not all of them.

You stay in control

Gates and reviewers in Teron Engine are automated AI and software checks, not people. You decide what to publish to Roblox. Play-test and review everything first, and check any factual claims independently.

No training on your content

Teron Engine does not use your briefs, projects or games to train AI models. We use our providers' business APIs, whose terms say they do not train on data sent through them.

Roblox rules for AI in games

If a game has AI features that players talk to while they play, Roblox requires an in-experience notice (for example "This is an AI-powered conversation, not human. It may make mistakes.") and may require a maturity label. Teron Engine does not generate runtime AI chat features. If you add one yourself, you must follow Roblox's rules.

Contact

Questions about how Teron Engine uses AI: studio@quantumlooplabs.com.