Tripo AI Releases P2.0 for Editable 3D Asset Generation

Sep 22, 2026
Tripo P2.0 generates 3D assets with native quad topology and adds tools for creating multiple versions and editing selected mesh regions.

Tripo AI announced in a press release the official release of Tripo P2.0, a 3D native foundation model that generates assets with native quad topology. The model updates Tripo Smart Mesh P1.0 with multiple version generation and a Mesh Edit tool that regenerates selected mesh regions while preserving the rest of an asset.

P2.0 supports triangle based assets with up to 50,000 faces and quad based assets with up to 25,000 faces. A single prompt can produce as many as four versions with different face counts.

The model provides front, back, left, and right views. It also includes Smart UV for one click UV unwrapping and supports assets such as game characters, vehicles, props, and buildings.

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