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HoloDreamer can generate enclosed 3D scenes from text descriptions! It does so by first creating a high-quality equirectangular panorama and then rapidly reconstructing the 3D scene using 3D Gaussian Splatting. Links ⬇️

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Dreaming Tulpa 🥓👑2 years ago

Project Page: Code:

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maddie🌙2 years ago

looks like pure shite, good work

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Dennis2 years ago

sick

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Kiri2 years ago

Wow!!!!

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Charles Williamson2 years ago

This looks interesting!

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Tang the Wandering Hermit2 years ago

Man, roblox creator gonna be nuts lmao

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🤐2 years ago

惊艳!效果真好

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Pseudonym 🦅2 years ago

Lego as a benchmark is quite clever. It’s easy to spot differences and design consistency. Lego builds either look like Lego or are clearly wrong. Pretty incredible a non specialized system can even get this close. Reminds me of the whole fine tuning versus prompting debate.

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Ericreator2 years ago

is the code live? i only saw a readme and lic

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Dreaming Tulpa 🥓👑2 years ago

Nope. Not live.

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