Cross-posted from “The future is now. I generated this on the AI Horde, then converted it into a 3d model and printed it!” by @db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com in !3dprinting@lemmy.ml
Lighter for scale
I wanted to make a gargoyle as a gift, but I couldn’t find one that fit my vision. So I turned to some tools for my personal projects.
First of all I generated it using the Qwen-Image model on the AI Horde
Then I used the Hunuan 3D 3.0 model to convert this into a 3D model and finally I printed it on my Bambulab A1 at 300%.
Turned out amazing. Literally no flaws and extremely smooth finish everywhere.
Watch some people hate on AI even more…
Clearly the right choice is that I should totally have spent thousands of Eur paying someone to sculpt it for me me or thousands of hours learning how to do it myself
Exactly my point. I personally think AI is fantastic.
Damn, that’s really cool.
Cool use of ai!
I don’t see the Hunuan model on the AI Horse site. Is it on there and I’m just blind, or is it elsewhere?
The hunuan 3d is very complicated to run, so it’s not currently available on the horde
Ah. Makes sense. Are you able to point me any resource? I found 2.0 on (what looks to me to be) their official site, but you had said 3.0.
You can also find and use 2.1 but in my case I used https://makerworld.com/en/makerlab for the model conversion
Ok, this is freaking awesome actually!
I thought it was a candle, and now I need a candle of this.
That is genuinely interesting. The image suffers from the usual flaws in composition and style but the 3d model is corrected. Like the eyes aren’t fucked, the toes are fixed. Or at least from the angle you photographed.
Do you know how the tool works technically? Like what it’s doing mathematically? Or have a good link?
It’s like any other genai tool, it makes some of its own fuzzy decisions so it has the potential to either fix or ruin a model 😁 I don’t have technical details but if you Google the hunuan 3d model I’m sure you’ll find it
