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Just stumbled upon hyper3D releasing Rodin Gen-2.5.
Had a quick glance at the introduction and it's quite impressive. It seems to be the first in the world to achieve a 3D generation model with ten million polygons.
Just remembered a popular gameplay from a while back, so I used GPT-image2 + hyper3D to create a 3D cell structure illustration in an educational style, and it turned out perfectly on the first try.
The steps are extremely simple, just need a mouth.
First, let GPT-image2 generate a cell section image with a particularly complex structure, then throw it into hyper3D.
Inside, select the "Image to 3D" card, upload the image, choose Gen-2.5 as the model, and directly pull the calculation intensity to Extreme-High.
This setting is for sculpting-level details on the model side, specifically for complex structures.
After a few seconds, the model comes out, confirm the materials, and a 3D效果图 of the cell structure that can be used for popular science is ready.
Mitochondria, the nucleus, and all are exactly the same as the image I provided, and the fidelity of the structural details is also very high......
It's really interesting.
As usual, here's the official website below:
Friends who are interested can give it a try.
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