Install the bridge. Keep your framework.

The Forge sets deliberately know nothing about quests, dialogue nodes or inventory slots. Add-ons carry that knowledge — ready-made bridges that put generated voice, structure and validation inside the framework you already use — and tools solve the narrow problems around them. The integration sprint, already done.

PlaceholderStills: an add-on at work — a dialogue voiced, a quest wired, a validation reportAsset A13 — a set of editor stills for the add-ons hero (AD1). Stills, not video.

Why these are separate

A framework gives your game its nouns.

Quest-driven RPGs, story-heavy adventures, systemic sims — each is built on a framework that defines what a quest is, what a dialogue node is, what an inventory slot is. Your content lives in those nouns, and a generation pipeline that cannot speak them stops one step short of useful.

The Forge sets stay framework-free so they can serve any project; the add-ons are where the framework knowledge lives. Each one binds a capability to one framework, properly — the authoring template that survives a recompile, the id scheme that makes a re-run safe, the write-back that lands on the right node.

Today that framework is Narrative Pro, the one our own game ships on — which is why these bridges are production-tested rather than demo-deep. The same conventions are public, so a bridge to your in-house framework is an ordinary plugin away.

Add-ons

Bridges into a framework. Install one, and the pipeline speaks your project’s language.

NP Quests

Narrative Pro · Fab

Author complete quests — states, branches, tasks — and the dialogue wiring that gives and hands them in, without driving the quest editor by hand.

Quests & structureDialogue & voice

NP VoiceOver

Narrative Pro · Fab

Binds SpeechForge to the dialogue system: cast speakers to voices once, voice every line in a pass, and the audio lands on the right node with its measured duration.

Dialogue & voice

NP Validate

Narrative Pro · Fab

A linter for the failures that pass every other check: unreachable lines, conditions that can never pass, quests that can never finish.

Tooling & validation

NP Navigation

Narrative Pro · Fab

Points of interest, and a goal that sends an NPC to a named place — rather than to a transform that stops being true when somebody moves a wall.

World & navigationQuests & structure

NP Wardrobe

Narrative Pro · Fab

Bakes the difference between two fitted garments into a morph target, so one mesh reshapes to any body between them at runtime.

Characters & wardrobe

Tools

Standalone utilities for the narrow, painful problems around characters and content.

MeshWeightRemap

Engine-agnostic · Free on Fab

Makes skeletal meshes safe to leader-pose off one another — fixes the garment whose cuff stays pinned at the wrist while the arm swings.

Characters & wardrobeTooling & validation

Frameworks

What we bind to.

Narrative Pro

Supported today

Quests, dialogue, inventory and AI for Unreal, by Narrative Tools — the framework behind quest-driven RPGs and story-heavy games.

These extend a plugin we licensed rather than wrote, so they are sold rather than open-sourced.

The next bridges are being chosen now, and a new framework lands here as a filter rather than a rewrite — the capability plugins never change. Building on something else? Tell us what — the loudest answer goes first.

Buying

Sold on Fab. Bought once. Yours.

The add-ons are ordinary paid plugins on Fab: one purchase, no subscription, no key — installed like any other Fab plugin, and yours from then on. Buy the one bridge you need, or the set that covers your whole content pipeline.

Every add-on ships with its agent toolset included — the same operations, exposed to the agents working in your editor. The tools beside them are free.

The Fab listings go live with the first public release — prices and links land on this page the same day.

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