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What is the input? Is it converting a text query like "chair" to a mesh? edit: Seems like mesh completion is the main input-output method, not just a neat feature.
This looks really cool! Seems like it would be an incredible boon for an indie game developer to generate a large pool of assets!
I think indie game development is dead with these techniques. Instead big companies will create "make your own game" games. Indie games already seems pretty derivative these days. I think this tech will kill them in mid-term as big companies use them.
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What is the input? Is it converting a text query like "chair" to a mesh? edit: Seems like mesh completion is the main input-output method, not just a neat feature.
This looks really cool! Seems like it would be an incredible boon for an indie game developer to generate a large pool of assets!
I think indie game development is dead with these techniques. Instead big companies will create "make your own game" games. Indie games already seems pretty derivative these days. I think this tech will kill them in mid-term as big companies use them.
What is the input? Is it converting a text query like "chair" to a mesh? edit: Seems like mesh completion is the main input-output method, not just a neat feature.
It looks like the input is itself a 3D mesh? So the model is doing "shape completion" (e.g. they show generating a chair from just some legs)... or possibly generating "variations" when the input shape is more complete?
But I guess it's a starting point... maybe you could use another model that does worse quality text-to-mesh as the input and get something more crisp and coherent from this one.
What is the input? Is it converting a text query like "chair" to a mesh? edit: Seems like mesh completion is the main input-output method, not just a neat feature.
You prompt this LLM using 3D meshes for it to complete, in the same manner you use language to prompt language specific LLMs.
> Inspired by recent advances in powerful large language models, we adopt a sequence-based approach to autoregressively generate triangle meshes as sequences of triangles.
It's only inspired by LLMs
This looks really cool! Seems like it would be an incredible boon for an indie game developer to generate a large pool of assets!
I think indie game development is dead with these techniques. Instead big companies will create "make your own game" games. Indie games already seems pretty derivative these days. I think this tech will kill them in mid-term as big companies use them.
It’s no different than saying “these home kitchen appliances are really gonna kill off the restaurant industry.”