@0xCheshire: Another open-source toolkit for converting photos to Three.js models: img2threejs. It continuously compares the rendering result with the original image to automatically calibrate reconstruction quality, especially suitable for hard-surface objects like machinery, equipment, and product casings. It seems everyone is working on similar directions. However, I'm more curious about when AI will be able to...
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Introduces a new open-source toolkit, img2threejs, that converts photos into Three.js models and automatically compares the rendering result with the original image to calibrate reconstruction quality, especially suitable for hard-surface objects.
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Another open-source toolkit for converting photos into Three.js models: img2threejs.
It continuously compares the rendering result with the original image and automatically calibrates the reconstruction quality, making it especially suitable for hard-surface objects like machinery, equipment, and product casings.
Seems like everyone is working in a similar direction.
But what I care more about is: when will AI be able to model a 3D character with bones from a single sentence? https://x.com/NickDevFE/status/2078380705504166272/video/1…
Cheshire🔔|Crypto+AI Plus (@0xCheshire): 3D modelers are about to lose their jobs.
This person used GPT-5.6 Sol to create a skill:
Just throw any photo at it, and it directly reverse-engineers the objects in the image into a 3D model built entirely with code.
The effect is shown in the video, and the project is fully open source.
Completely free.
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