GET3D is a generative 3D mesh model and rendering framework designed to synthesize high-quality textured shapes and tetrahedral meshes. It functions as an image-to-3D reconstructor and text-to-3D generator, utilizing a differentiable 3D renderer to produce realistic visual perspectives and material effects. The system enables the creation of 3D assets from single 2D images, point clouds, or descriptive text prompts. It features a latent space interpolator for creating smooth transitions between different 3D objects and supports the independent control of geometry and texture. The project cov
Point-e is a system for 3D model synthesis that generates three-dimensional point clouds from natural language descriptions and two-dimensional images. It utilizes diffusion models to synthesize these spatial representations based on text prompts or source images. The project includes specialized tools for refining these outputs, such as a point cloud upsampler to increase the density and resolution of low-resolution models. It also provides a mesh converter that uses distance function regression to transform raw point cloud data into structured 3D meshes. The broader capability surface cove
Draco is a library and toolset for compressing, transcoding, and decoding 3D geometric meshes and point cloud data. Its primary purpose is to reduce storage size and transmission bandwidth for 3D assets. The project includes a geometry optimizer specifically for glTF file containers to reduce asset footprints. It also features a hardened decoder designed to process malformed or untrusted 3D geometric data safely to prevent memory corruption and crashes. The software covers a broad range of 3D data processing capabilities, including geometric data reconstruction, point attribute management, a
