discussion AI generated models from images?

[sswilson]

Makerworld has an AI driven Image to 3D model tool that looks pretty damn decent......

https://makerworld.com/en/makerlab/imageTo3d?from=makerlab

First kick at the cat and it spit out what looks like a pretty decent model of a DIV barb just from a character sceen shot.



DIV Barb

There's a 4 colour 3MF in there and a full colour GLB. Both files can be opened and viewed on this website....

View GLB Files Online for Free - Meshy AI

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edit: They can also be viewed in the free 3D viewer from the MS store.


I'm currently attempting to print off a single colour version of the 3MF, but damn..... that's pretty bloody impressive if it works. It's obvious not a perfect copy by any means, but it's pretty damn cool if you ask me.

 

[sswilson]

That turned out a hell of a lot better than it had any right to. I damaged a fair bit of the small bits trying to get the support off, but that's my fault, not the fault of the model.

 

[sswilson]

I really want to try out the brown version at a slightly increased height (This one's 4") but even at 3 colours it's going to take forever and eat through a fair bit of printer poop.

 

[sswilson]

Bumped the size up to 150% so it'll come out to being a 6" (ish) figure. 3 colour, .16 layer height (quality) is going to take 2 1/2 days the great majority of which is taken up by the 1850+ filament changes.

I did attempt to cut down on the wasted purge filament by dialing the multiplier down to .6 and selecting purge to infill, but it's still a ton of purges especially since I upped the layer count by selecting .16 height. I'm not sure on the prime tower..... that takes up quite a bit of filament as well. It's essentially the same function as the initial purge line at the start of a print, but done after every filament change.







edit: I screwed up the first print (accidentally turned off the power and I don't think it recovered perfectly) so I re-did some of the settings which shaved off 34 g of waste (second image is the new profile). Fortunately I was only into the print about an hour when I did it.


We'll see what we get out of this some time Saturday morning.

 

[sswilson]

Print failed somewhere around 36 hours. The prime tower lost adhesion so it was printing the purge lines to air.




Results were good from far, but far from good...... automatically merging down to 4 colours did not work great.

The model would work well if somebody wanted to paint it themselves, but I can barely draw a straight line with a ruler, so that would be outside my skill set.

 

[Marzipan]

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Print failed somewhere around 36 hours. The prime tower lost adhesion so it was printing the purge lines to air.


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Results were good from far, but far from good...... automatically merging down to 4 colours did not work great.

The model would work well if somebody wanted to paint it themselves, but I can barely draw a straight line with a ruler, so that would be outside my skill set.

what were you trying to print?

 

[sswilson]

what were you trying to print?

A 6" AI generated model of my D4 character.

 

[Shadowmeph]

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That turned out a hell of a lot better than it had any right to. I damaged a fair bit of the small bits trying to get the support off, but that's my fault, not the fault of the model.

I see that and think of a old horror movie about a family that moves into an older house an in the basement there is if remember correctly a fireplace that is bloked off , the husband thinks its a waste so he opens it up and then little creatures at not come out and try to take them down into therr spot anyway I butchered the movies what its about but that reminded me of that movies it looks cool