Two A.I. 3D Model Generators - Which one wins?

[@r1pperuk]

This is useful tech. I created a 3D version of a deadfellaz nft in AI and Photoshop. Used meshy to 3d it and then put it in a volume mesher then used re-mesher to give me a nice simple head model with hair accurate to the original reference. Pretty good work flow for someone that has no traditional modeling skills. I could then use a simple Funko pop free model as a base and I I've achieved my goal with relative ease.

[@gordonmurray5962]

I've been really happy with Meshy. I thought i'd try a simple enough project with dinosaurs. ( Everybody knows dinosaurs). I found out quickly that Meshy recognizes Real Names like 'hadrosaur' or anklyosaurus'. Yes, it has limitations, it does strange things, it also has a bit of a 'failure rate', but when Meshy got it right, it did a really good job.

[@Tystros]

Would be cool to see an updated version of this video... by now Meshy has shipped some updates to their algorithm, and CSM 3D also just significantly improved their Image-To-3D AI, so a comparison between those two would be very interesting, maybe with more focus on Image->3D instead of Text->3D?

[@Beauty.and.FashionPhotographer]

Image to 3D would be cool to review on different platforms

[@MatteaRosaQuaranta]

Hi Travis, thanks for these videos. I have tried Meshy but I'm not getting your same results. Can it be cause I don't have a Pro plan? I'm trying it with the basic free 200 credits. Thanks

[@travisvermilye]

Hi there. Results should be the same regardless of the plan you have. All the pro plan does is give you more credits. It does t change the functionality. It can be hit or miss sometimes and the prompt writing has the most impact from what I’ve seen.

[@taggah2000]

This is exactly the video I have been looking for. But how does Genie make money? Whenever you review something that is "free" that needs to be covered and revealed

[@travisvermilye]

My understanding is that they make money through their other tools. The new "Dream Machine" AI video tool, for example, has a pricing structure.

[@Pesh_X]

Try Rodin Ai. It will blow your mind.

[@travisvermilye]

Thanks! I'll check it out.