Meshy Details Mora Architecture and Releases Meshy 7.1

Sep 22, 2026
Meshy detailed Mora, a research architecture for generating interactive worlds, and released Meshy 7.1 with Ultra 2K and Ultra 4K geometry modes.

Meshy AI detailed in a press release Mora, a research architecture for creating interactive worlds that users can explore and modify in real time. Mora 1 is publicly playable, with demonstrations covering spatial puzzles, multiplayer platforming, building, racing and sports.

Mora combines coding agents for game logic, Meshy's 3D generation systems for structures and assets, and a video model that produces imagery and audio in real time. The company describes Mora 1 as an early research demonstration and says work on Mora 2 is underway.

Meshy also released Meshy 7.1 on September 16. The image to 3D model adds Ultra 2K and Ultra 4K modes, with Ultra 4K generating geometry at 4096 cubed voxel resolution and raw meshes of up to 80 million triangles before simplification.

Ultra 2K supports single view and multiple view generation, while Ultra 4K currently supports single view generation. Both modes and model downloads require a paid subscription.

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