Text to 3D is AWESOME now! - AI Tools you need to know

Text to 3D is awesome now. Check out these AI Tools you need to know. The can generate fully texutred and rigged 3D models from Text, Images, Photo or Sketch. The future of AI is bright and beautiful.

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00:00 Intro
00:45 LumaLabs Text to 3D
03:42 Meshy Text to 3D
05:42 CSM 3D Ai
06:56 Photo to 3D
07:32 HeadStudio 3D Face Render
08:23 StableProjectorz

[mastermill]

As an aspiring later in life 3D artist with 9 years of Blender tutorials and personal projects under his belt, it's nice to yet again see my ambitions be crushed like a bug.

[angeldartD]

As an Actual 3D artist these are looking great for crowd characters, or things in a secondary plane. For an actual character that will be at first plane will be garbage, maybe in some months or next year will generate things that can be used in Industry.

[remotecabinstudios]

I clicked because the title said this is clickbait. I appreciate the honesty.

[JanHMR]

I worked with 3D AI STUDIO which also does this and was able to 3D print my model.
Meshy worked also great!

[lllllllll]

Unless it’s open source local install, I’m not interested.

[LydianMelody]

I’ve been texturing VRChat avatars with stable diffusion for well over a year. I love where this stuff is going! I hope more tools get AI assistance cuz Unity stuff hurts my poor smooth brain

[stankwho]

It looks ok on the surface but creates terrible topology that's tough to work with practically in a 3d environment if you want to rig or re-skin etc.

[angelc]

When he said: "It's not super impressive...", the video was over for me. 😊

[jonmichaelgalindo]

Inaccurate title. Text to 3D is "almost usable" now. Thanks for sharing Stable Projectorz though. That app is the most usable solution around. 😊

[jtjames]

I want to use this for my 3D printer.

If I had an AI that knows what it's supposed to look like, it can make adjustments on the fly.

[amykpop]

My go-to channel for AI news, you're always so damn fast with new the newest developments in AI!

[barrenwuffethq]

This tool is so useful for fast prototyping. I repeat. Use it for fast prototyping. Then take it to Blender to recreate your 3D puppet. You are going to save so much time in the concept composition stage. Add these tools to your creative workflow. See the opportunity and the benefit!

[goshawk_fly]

GameDev or animatin in the near future: "AI make idea, AI write story, AI make assets, AI make voice and sounds, AI make animations and write code, AI publish new product every hour".

[Avalon]

When this is ready for local install then I'll be excited:)

[OnigoroshiZero]

Looks decent, but not ready for prime time yet.
Until they can generate high quality 3d models, with correct topology and weight painting (for objects that will be animated), making them ready for game engines with no additional work (which in some cases takes more than just making the model from the start), 3d generating models will not be good enough.

edit: Hopefully 1 more year for this level of 3d generation.

[nathanielacton]

I'm a solo gamedev. I can code pretty well and do entry level hard surface modelling. So I'm really interested in not paying for all my models because I need consistent styling and I can't get that from marketplaces. But every few months I give these things a shot and find the results are like using raw photogrammetry. Holes, blobs, weird textures. I think that yeah I *could* fix them, but the fixing more or less needs the same skillset as building from scratch and the outcomes are not even close to perfect.
I have also tried getting AI image to generate cool stuff. Feed that image in to a image>>3d modeler and boom... manure. One even gave me a 3d model of a plane with a messed up version of my picture and my picture was just a 3d render.

[Thenineoh]

I have to check this out. As a solo dev whose weakness is creating 3D models in reasonable time (I'm decent at it, but just not very fast), this is a big help. Although I have to say what I've tried so far for 3D art has been disappointing. I'll try these when I have free time.

[pepekrep]

i think it holds cool opportunity for everyone who need to complement the skills he isnt used to but also seen some art in the video whos training data might be not 100% legal ... funko and doctor strange e.g. are ip of companies and should not be used for professional work, for hobbiesh projects its totaly fine but A.I. at the moment feels more like thieveries :, ) and i dont know how to get rid of this state

[dsamh]

Can't wait for robust real open local competition.

[Elwaves]

I tried Luma last week, just the basic version and it was okay but you clearly needed to pay to get anything of use or quality out of it. Which is fine, I just wasn't ready to pay yet as I don't have a current use for it besides messing around. In the future it will be an option and it has a lot of potential.