3D modeling will never be the same....

This changes everything! Newly released code can make 3D models directly from a text prompt using A.I. It is only a matter of time before this will advance to the the point where the A.I. will create perfect 3D models in a matter of seconds. We are entering an exciting future...

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[brettfafata]

Very cool and good for artistic projects. I don't think it will replace CAD anytime soon though, I would hate to have to describe all my designs in the form of a text prompt. "Generate a rectangular prism of dimensions 30x26x62 mm with a 10 mm deep countersunk M3 hole on the top face at coordinate (15, 13)".

[Yjn]

I hate click baits. I avoid channels once it does that. Just saying.

[erndub]

It definitely has its uses, but it will need quality control and scrutiny to be useful. At the moment it's gcode generation that needs a revolution.

[ivans]

This is great. I can't wait to be able to have ai make me a picture and then turn that into an stl

[floppainflip-flops]

Maybe sometime in the future ai will be so powerful that it can generate complex models (like in "atomic heart", some weapons generated by "Collective" neutral network)

[zazendc]

dystopian nightmare, but awesome 3D models

[w_chadly]

what's the "computers have taken over" song at the end? 🎶🧑‍🎤

[teabagNBG]

tried a few websites wich create models from 2d images... most models ididnt came out good... i cant wait until this gets better

[justarixell]

5 minutes videos every month, love it

[Dilshad-guje]

I would love it if it works for openSCAD

[robrift]

I hate how everybody talks all gleefully about replacing every single job with AI, and you know the same ones are going to complain when the AI comes for their positions. A.I is going to help the rich shareholders while ruining the rest of us.

[Ehyeh_Asher_Ehyeh]

Could you not make it more detailed using a more detailed prompt?

You could use the Prompt Engineer script found online where you paste it in and it helps you create the perfect prompt. Tell it you want to design a 3d printable model of a shark and want it to help you come up with the prompt to do this in as much detail as possible. Then answer all its questions.

Take its final prompt and feed that to the model creator.

[Jandodev]

I’ve been working on this point-e is something else

[keithmofley]

To answer your question. It will become what we make it.

[ilkovicb]

what is that song at the end? (computers are taken over..)

[Seasonstobecheerful]

Modern magic, a big change has happened .

[joerowlett]

This comment section is a joke. 3d models will be a.i. soon. Yall all sound like payphone repair men....noooo the cell phone will take our jobs....

[DiegoSynth]

Hey man, never considered making a song out of the little snippet u recorded at the end? You should build on that!

[e.m.]

The answer to Artificial Intelligence apparently is Natural Stupidity which we have in abundance.

Somehow is seems popular to conjure up AI as the world's magical solution to everything. The fact of the matter is that 3D printing along with its cousin disciplines of laser engraving and CNC have more than enough problems of their own. The first major problem is that while we have lots of 3D printing design software programs, the standard export file structure is STL which loses all color information. This begs the question why don't we switch to a file structure that does support multi-color modeling so that our design software could pass the color information on to a color capable slicer that would generate color enabled G-code. Then either the ideal multi-color 3D printer would move from Fantasy World of the 3D Elite to something that would one day become common place. Alternatively someone could fix STL adding multi-color capabilities which every design software seems to already have.

The next weakness in our eco system is lack of simple modular construction of the printers, . I have a Snapmaker 2.0 A350 and I can remove 2 screws and one cable and change my printer into a laser engraver or CNC machine. Why do I have to mess around with Bowden tubes, complex disassembly, modding, etc. Too time consuming. Too risky in destroying the machine, etc. Or better yet why can't I go the an OEM webpage or Amazon and pick standard components like a generic print head or even two to implement IDEX. Why doesn't Prusa or Creality build fully modular system which you go to a check list like a Car company or MacDonalds and you pick the frame, control board, which print heads where the print head may have different set of capabilities but the end User should go down the list and design their printer on paper and then go order it. All the pieces would be standard and interchangeable and life would be easy. And if the industry would move to eco system standards our lives would be simple and the who industry would move forward by multiple generations virtually over night.

[GSprengt]

I am too blind to find your tutorial on that😢
Got a link?