Fab makes me about $10,000 per month passively, and in this video I show you exactly why I switched and how that turns into $160K+ per year across marketplaces. The biggest lever is royalties: Fab pays 88% to creators (yes, 88%). When you compare that to platforms that sit at 40% or lock you into exclusivity, it’s not even close. On top of that, Unreal Engine is becoming the default for real-time production, and Fab is directly integrated into that ecosystem—so if you’re building for Unreal, you’re building where demand is compounding. Then I walk through my full production pipeline for what I sell: 3D clothing for MetaHumans, including more flexible packages that adapt across body types and versions. I don’t do a beginner “click every button” tutorial here—this is the real workflow from idea to a marketplace-ready asset: CLO → Blender → ZBrush → RizomUV → Marmoset Toolbag → Substance Painter → Unreal Engine → Fab. I cover how I build the garment base, retopo for a clean game-ready mesh, sculpt and project details in ZBrush, bake in Marmoset, texture in Substance, then handle the hardest part: MetaHuman skinning, Unreal setup, and finally packaging and uploading to Fab with the right project structure and deliverables.