model-maker

model-maker makes a 3-D object from one line of text. An AI paints it, another builds its shape, and our tools check it, set its size and, for one held in the hand, mark its grip and tip. Below are objects it made.

Make your own

model-maker is open source. It runs on your own computer and makes each 3-D object on your own graphics card.

You need Linux and an NVIDIA card with 12 GB of memory or more. Setup downloads about 57 GB, so keep 75 GB of disk free. It takes about half an hour. One 3-D object then takes about 8 to 13 minutes.

git clone https://github.com/cicadapark/model-maker
cd model-maker
./setup.sh --check-only
./setup.sh --hf-token-file FILE
./model-maker make "an old looking chair"

FILE holds an access token. One of the models asks you to accept its terms on its download page first. The README explains each step.

model-maker on GitHub: the code, the setup, the checks and the licences.

Making 3-D objects here, on our own graphics cards, comes later.

Made by AI: every 3-D object here, and every picture of it, was made by AI models from the prompt under it. Each one has the first picture the AI painted, the model, how it was made and the report of every check. One held in the hand has its grip and its tip marked, so a game can put it in a hand.

Made by AI systems from text prompts; each model's provenance file says which ones. model-maker's code is open source under Apache-2.0.