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New AI texturing model just went open source 🎉 UltraTex creates precise textures for 3D models (even clean, readable text) and runs locally & for free. It uses FLUX.2 Klein base 9B + the UltraTex LoRA for 2K texturing. Weights are already released. You can find a ComfyUI repo... show more

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