Meshy Ai

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지브러쉬로 주얼리 작업하는데 AI로 베이스 모델 뽑아보려 함. Tripo AI랑 Meshy AI 둘 중에 뭐가 더 나음? 반지, 펜던트 같은 거 만들 건데 메시 깔끔하고 지브러쉬에서 수정하기 편한 쪽 추천 좀. 둘 다 써본 사람 있으면 후기 부탁.

캐릭터한개에 모델링비용, 리깅비용 까지해서 거의 200정도 들었던거 같습니다. 전 선물용으로 다른분에게 드리는 용도긴했는데. 음..비싸긴해요. Tripo, Meshy, picoberry 등등 AI 3D모델들을 만들고 임시로 처리해서 해보시는것도 좋을거 같습니다. "느낌은 이렇다~" 이런방식으로요.

... 성능 3D 생성 AI 모델 ‘바르코....0’ 선보여 NC AI의 독자 기술...다. 멀티모달 AI 전문기업 NC... AI는 이미지나...을 생성하는 AI 서비스 ‘바...일 밝혔다. NC AI는 이번 2.0 모...리며 3D 생성 AI 분야의 기술...보다 3D 생성 AI의 가장 큰 한...있는 생성형 AI 기술이 차세... 기존 생성 AI는 원본 이미... 기존 3D 생성 AI의 한계를 해...성 AI 서비스 훈위안(Hunyuan), 메시(Meshy...3D는 피지컬 AI와 디지털 트...있다. 피지컬 AI가 현실 세계...도 피지컬 AI와 디지털 트...물론, 피지컬 AI와 디지털 트...벌 3D 생성 AI 시장에서 국...국내 산업의 AI 기술 자립과...할 수 있다. NC AI 이연수 대표...“이라며, “독자 AI 기술 기반으...터 보안과 AI 기술 자립을...물론, 피지컬 AI와 디지털 트...

... a AAA game "cheap" with ai just yet, tho you could.... Between things like meshy/trellis, UE ai tools/mcp's, ai animation tools, image...

... how to retexture parts of AI generated 3D models, which is... of an object that the AI interpreted a little differently than ... users doing this? I’m using Meshy, and I’ve also used Rodin ... that’s rather difficult, because the AI can make clean meshes, but ...

yapay zeka bu mesleği de etkiledi sanırım. (bkz: meshy.ai)

... - some of the AI 3D model generation sites like Meshy have 3D printing...

... foundation) Modern 3D asset pipeline (Meshy + AI tooling for fast iteration) AI-assisted...

yet again, these ai models showcases how incompetent they ... consistent problem found in ai model generators like meshy ai image574×662 57.4... KB moving on to uv’s, ai does not properly utilize the ... say if you should use ai or not, it’s not like...

yet again, these ai models showcases how incompetent they ... consistent problem found in ai model generators like meshy ai image574×662 57.4... KB moving on to uv’s, ai does not properly utilize the ... say if you should use ai or not, it’s not like...

... development. Modern asset/3D pipeline (Meshy + AI for fast iteration). Stack / technical...

...만,요즘에 meshy ai처럼 AI 딸각 모델...

.... Генерировать с помощью нейросети (STLBuddy, Meshy.ai, Rodin, InstantMesh, TrippoSR) Помните: Чем...

meshy ai 봐라 이미지 넣고 딸깍딸깍 하면은 너네들 몇주걸릴것들 몇십초안에 뽑아내는데 아트들 진짜 자아비대하고 오만한건 플머랑 또이또이 할텐데 제발 정신좀 차리자.. - dc official App

...を生成する ・Meshy（meshy.ai）…画像を1枚...せます。 ・Tripo（tripo3d.ai）…同じく画像...料枠あり。 ・Luma AI…テキスト・画...地を作る 3. Meshyなどで部屋...

Gracias Shur estoy intentando usar tu enlace pero cuando me logeo desaparece la oferta, he probado incluso haciendome cuenta nueva. Alguna idea ??

...북네오) 으로 ai 클라우딩 , 블...하다  그런데 meshy.ai 진짜 못 써먹... 노력의 80% 는 meshy.ai 엉터리 결과... 써봐야겠다  meshy ai 계속 쓰다가...

FoXX:):) @ 01.06.26, 20:54 супер реалистичную 3д Ему нужно несколько фото с разных ракурсов, для хорошего результата, как и любому другому. Хорошо работает meshy.ai Сообщение отредактировал Justmoose - Вчера, 19:58

... 본격적으로 Meshy ai 구독후 사용...

... 본격적으로 Meshy ai 구독후 사용...

meshy aiはどうでしょう。3Dモデリングのためのaiなので、精度は良いと思います https://www.meshy.ai/ja

Lord Tin Foil Hat said: Do you have a link to the model? I can throw it in a slicer and play around to see what would be a good print angle to minimize that problem. I'm new to Meshy, but I believe this should allow you to download it. https://www.meshy.ai/s/tq3upJ

...ので、その後meshy aiにて3D化し...ているのは、meshy ai Pro、Gemini、blender、bamboo stadio...

Ran a structured comparison of the four AI 3D tools that come up most for game asset work. Posting the production data because hand-wavy "X is best" posts do not help anyone choosing a tool. Test setup: 100 total assets across the tools, same prompts, measuring generation success, import success, and production-ready rate (usable after under 30 min cleanup). The numbers: Meshy: 94% generation, 98% import, 78% production ready. Tripo: 97% generation, 96% import, 72% production ready. Rodin: 89% generation, 94% import, 81% production ready. Hunyuan (open source): 82% generation, 88% import, 61% production ready. Tripo generates the most successfully and fastest, but more outputs need cleanup. Rodin has the highest production-ready rate when it succeeds, but the lowest generation success, so you reroll more and pay more. Meshy is the most balanced for volume game work, with high import success and a fast plugin workflow. Hunyuan is free but the lower production-ready rate means you pay in time instead of money. For stylized game art specifically, Meshy's cleaner topology and style consistency fit our hand-authored look better. Rodin's hyper-realistic textures clashed with stylized characters, and Tripo sat in the middle. Hunyuan is tempting on budget, but the extra cleanup time means it is better for experimentation than production volume. submitted by /u/Mother-Criticism6373 to r/aigamedev [link] [comments]

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Who is better at making models? I want to make models to put into Roblox studio for my game. Any answers help submitted by /u/LongIndustry1124 to r/meshyai [link] [comments]

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Özetle: Meshy modellerini ücretsiz indirmeye yarayan Chrome uzantısı geliştirdim. https://github.com/efebaykaraa/meshy\_downloader meshy.ai'ın son modelini kullanarak oluşturulan modeli indirmek için aylık 700lira ödemek gerekiyor. Önceki model de berbat ötesi. Yalnızca modeli oluşturmamıza izin vermişler. Salaklar da encoder yapmayı denemiş network sekmesinden indiremeyelim diye ama browserda göstermek için zaten decode etmeleri gerekiyor. Ben de ilk başta decoderlarını indirip localde çalıştırdım. Chrome uzantısına dönüştürürken hiç ona da gerek olmadığını fark ettim, direkt sitenin kendi decoderlarını kullanıyor c: submitted by /u/No_Yak2845 to r/TurkOyunSektoru [link] [comments]

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Spent the last 2 weeks testing how well different AI 3D generators integrate into a Blender pipeline. This isn't about which makes the prettiest model - it's about which one saves you the most time when you're actually working. Tried the same kinds of prompts in each one over a couple weeks, generated 20 identical prompts across Meshy, Tripo, and Rodin. Imported each into Blender 4.4 via their respective plugins/addons. Timed everything from generation to "ready for further work." Meshy has an actual Blender plugin - you generate, it appears in your project with materials already assigned. Tripo and Rodin require manual export/import workflow. The plugin saves about 3-5 minutes per asset when you're doing batch imports. The real difference though is topology. Meshy generates quads by default (configurable 1k-300k polys). Tripo gives you triangulated meshes. Rodin is heavy triangulation that needs remeshing. For any downstream work in Blender - sculpting, rigging, subdivision - quads matter. Time comparison per model: Meshy was middle ground on speed, slower to generate but less cleanup after. Tripo is faster at 11 minutes but no plugin means extra steps. Rodin takes 33 minutes because UV fixing is the main time sink. For my workflow as a Blender artist, Meshy's plugin and quad output wins for day-to-day work. Tripo is faster but the extra export step adds friction. Rodin is for when quality matters more than speed. submitted by /u/Subject_Network5022 to r/3D_Printing [link] [comments]

Sorry for sounding like an advert, I promise you I had to pay the monthly subscription myself and no one is giving me anything for this post. So here's the situation: you see a nice 3D model in makerworld / printables / wherever with a gorgeous color cover image, and you're eager to print it in your Snapmaker U1 but it turns out the model is monochrome. The cover was just an AI render or something. So you either painstakingly color it manually in (Sn)Orca or give up because it's too much work. Sound familiar? Well I just subscribed to Meshy and found out you there's a tool to color stuff (actually it's called texturing. And then there's another one to prep for printing that reduces the colors to any number you want, like 4). And you can import a pre-existing STL and use an existing image. So here's an example: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2782470-pokemon-charizard-chibi-monocolor Here's what the original model looks like: https://imgur.com/Z1gb06n.jpg Here's after texturing + prepping for print with 4 colors (it lost some beauty): https://imgur.com/sec3YWA.jpg Here it is in the slicer: https://imgur.com/JXEc2Gv.jpg Again, not an ad, I'm in no way affiliated with them, and I only subscribed a few days ago. Other services might do the same but I have no idea which. It's just something that I always wish existed and turns out it does. Before anyone asks, no it doesn't generate Full Color Spectrum files. But you can prep for printing using more colors and use that I guess. submitted by /u/joazito to r/snapmaker [link] [comments]

I got a license for Meshi AI recently, and i found it real hard to actually modify something to their models, Even after using the reduce/remesh function in fusion, i can almost do nothing with the stl, fusion is so slow because of the mesh has so many triangles, i managed to somehow create this charger cover, i modified some carnivorous plant model i generated with Meshi, but with a lot of workaround and non best practice techniques, any tips for that? submitted by /u/AcanthisittaDouble49 to r/Fusion360 [link] [comments]

Hey guys, I'm looking for ways to streamline my game dev process. Would Meshy be good for this purpose or is there another ai tool that would be better? Thank you. submitted by /u/No-Average9599 to r/aigamedev [link] [comments]

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Meshy just dropped MCP, and this feels bigger than a typical AI 3D release. What stands out is that the focus is not only on generating a model, but on the workflow after generation: retexture remesh animation 3D print prep That’s what makes this interesting — it pushes more toward a fuller AI 3D pipeline instead of stopping at just asset generation. source https://x.com/MeshyAI/status/2039304414092206440 submitted by /u/Certain_Friendship16 to r/TopologyAI [link] [comments]

Been building an isometric ARPG (working project name: Ashenfall) in Godot 4.6 grimdark fantasy inspired by Diablo 2 LoD and Path of Exile. The entire project uses a 100% AI-assisted pipeline. Minimal, non-commercial 3D gamedev experience (my background is in enterprise software). Just hit the milestone of having the first dungeon room playable with combat. Here's what the pipeline looks like: 3D Assets: All meshes generated with Meshy. Player character, enemies, armor, weapons, environment props, torches Animations: Meshy + Mixamo. Rigging and retargeting handled through Mixamo, some weight painting corrections in Blender for custom equippable items on the player (the one manual 3D tool I touch) Code: 100% written by Claude Code. VFX: Shader-based fire system, flipbook smoke, ember particles, death dissolve effect. All generated through Claude Code prompts GUI textures: Generated with Midjourney and ChatGPT image gen, sliced in Photoshop for layered compositing in engine (health/essence orbs with animated liquid shaders) Where I had to intervene manually: Photoshop for slicing GUI textures into layers, some Blender for weight painting fixes on armor pieces. The movement + combat is heavily inspired by D2 LoD mechanics. Happy to answer questions about the pipeline or specific technical challenges. submitted by /u/gravity-code to r/aigamedev [link] [comments]

I've been making 3D models of all varieties for a decade, i can't possibly convey how much i despise Meshy and now this shit right there which has the balls to say that "imagiantion" is reckless and adds unnecessary complexity. I've spent a good bit of my professional life bashing my head against my desk yelling at my computer whenever CAD pulls off some bullshit, but I'd do it again 100 times before i use this shit right here. And reddit also has the audacity to show me Meshy ads all the fucking time. I don't want your slop, i want to protect this branch of design and art from the eternal damnation of AI. Rant over submitted by /u/cncmilledcatgirl to r/antiai [link] [comments]

I came across a video of a guy named Mr. Rod Designs working on the Bugatti that Matt Armstrong is rebuilding. Curious about the model, I downloaded it, but when I viewed it in my slicer, some areas looked strange. So, I opened the model in Blender to check the wireframe, and noticed weird geometry and misplaced vertices in some parts. This made me suspect the model might’ve been stolen or modified from another source. To confirm, I Googled "download Bugatti Pur Sport 3D model" and downloaded the first free model that appeared: 2021 Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport by DDiaz. I imported both models into Blender, scaled them to the same size, and it was clear that the meshes were identical. The vertex and triangle placements matched exactly. All Mr. Rod did was cut parts out for 3D printing. He even claims in his descriptions: “This product is an original work independently created... No mesh data, topology, or geometric elements have been copied, reused, adapted, or derived from any private, commissioned, or freelance-created work.” But after a bit more digging, I found out the model is based on a 3D model from the game CSR2, as stated on the original Sketchfab post: “Based on a CSR2 3D model.” It's pretty unfair to the original creators, the game studio and the 3D artist who put in the work. They spent time creating this model, and someone just took it and re-used it without permission. To make matters worse, he’s even selling versions of the model on Patreon, making money off something that’s protected under a “CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike” license. This is the only model I checked out, but I suspect that other models might be stolen/copied as well. What do you think about this? Am I the only one who finds this lousy? submitted by /u/Globglob137 to r/3Dprinting [link] [comments]

I found Meshy a few weeks ago when a random YouTube channel demonstrated how to make humans form photos. I've just started making a scale model of a 747-8 at 1:144 scale, so it seemed like a perfect opportunity to try making some pilots and ground crew figures. I purchased one month at a 50% discount just to try it out. At first, I was writing prompts that were resulting in complete nonsense. The pilots had extra floating hands on their laps, their legs were fused, the headsets had double mics, the shirts would be short sleeved and then have cuffs from a long sleeve shirt, and so on. I was wasting credits trying to figure out how to write prompts that would result in something usable. It did not. Then, I tried the image to 3D option and that vastly improved the result. When I realized I could use the AI Helper, which generated 2D images from multiple angles and I could tweak my prompt and see the changes in near real time, it allowed me to use the multiple images feature to create some pretty nice models. I then downloaded them. They were a disaster. The default size made them unusable as they were completely non-manifold and had terrible resolution. The only solution I could find was to manually change the size to 50m which seemed to make a model large enough to hold the detail. I then tried the text to image option to generate some ground crew. It actually worked really well, but the issue is the cost in credits. It costs 30 credits to generate an image, so it can quickly eat though credits if you're trying to tweak a post or need to change the hair from a ponytail to shoulder length or whatever. It did result in some nice models though. Eventually I ended up using ChatGPT to generate the images. Unfortunately you can only generate a few every 24 hours, so it took me about a week to make a few ground crew. So, all-n-all it seems great... however. The issue is the cost. For me a non-discounted monthly cost is $28. This gives you 1000 credits that you must use in that month or they're gone. There are persistent credits that won't expire. Meshy is far from perfect. Even with images it often screws up the 3D model. Sometimes it will distort a face, or add in extra fingers. Sometimes it will not understand two different angles of an image and make extra arms. Meshy gives you the option to regenerate the model (try again four times), but when the error is introduced it tends to reproduce that error. You can't change the prompt or tell it where the error is, so they end up just being wasted credits. When using text to 3D model this becomes even worse as there is no guarantee it will understand your prompt correctly and no preview to see what issues it may have. So you just press "Generate" and hope you didn't waste credits. So, what happens if you go though your credits? Well, Meshy offers additional credits, but at a cost of nearly double the monthly subscription cost for a 1000 credits. Not a great value for money. So, while it is quite magical what it can do, the credit system means you are often just wasting credits on unusable models. Having to use your credits up before months end also means you feel obligated to just create whatever just so you're not throwing money down the drain, which seems wasteful in terms of resources. If I could make changes to how it works it would be the following. Allow users to not use the monthly subscription model, but use a pay-as-you-go system. I won't be creating models every month so paying a sub makes no sense. Allowing me to purchase credits for when I need the service would be much more flexible. If the model is generated and has errors, the user should be able to have 4 attempts to fix it using additional prompts. They are using processing power to regenerate the models anyway, so why not allow the user to tweak it. If the model is generated and is unusable, then the user should be able to delete it and get a refund of a few credits. The rule could be if you haven't downloaded the model and you delete it without making any tweaks, you'll be given back half the credits. This would make it feel like less of a crapshoot. I can't fault the AI for a bad model, but I am taking all the risk. There are other issues I have, but those are the main things I've noticed so far. So, is it worth it? Yes... and no. I would say that it is worth purchasing on a month-to-month basis and cancelling in between when you don't have any projects on the go. Use ChatGPT to generate images so you don't waste 30 credits on the text to image in Meshy. Don't purchase additional credits at double the price, just wait until the next month's 1000 credits. Hope this helps. submitted by /u/Imperial__Walker to r/meshyai [link] [comments]

I just got lured into a cheap 1st month on Meshy (no affiliation with them) so decided to drop my fav game images to it and got these pretty damn good 3d models! Then they went straight to my Bambu Lab A1 mini (no affiliation with them either :( ) . I scaled them down pretty aggressively so that they print faster at cost of ability to express details. They are very small as you can see in comparison with WH model or my hands but still resemble these lowborns pretty well. Eventually I experineted with adding legs throught the prompt to original images and got models for them too. Not sure if I am going as far as printing them too, might be crucified on this sub for that perhaps. At this point I am pulled into multiple directions: - I wish there was a table top to print more of them and use properly. - Thinking of getting multicolor printing mod to push production a bit further - Maybe jsut generate more: with weapons, armor, etc At this point just wanted to share with fellow brothers about how amazing AI and 3D printing could be for minis of a very niche games like BB. submitted by /u/Hot_Lobster_9982 to r/BattleBrothers [link] [comments]

I'm kind of curious to try it out. Is it a paid service or something? I do have 3 main concerns: The over-reliance and trust we're giving to AI as a society, with the potential fall of humanity as the worst case scenario and the nearly complete devaluation of human expression in the best case. I simply can't lose an entire weekend creating 3D monsters. I have a family. I'm not entirely sure the AI knows what monsters are because apparently houses are monsters. submitted by /u/Dignan17 to r/BambuLab [link] [comments]

The weapon model (shotgun + lobster on the top of it) are generated by Meshy AI which is the best 3D modeling app so far. Got an amazing result in my game! Remnants of R'lyeh is a First Person Survival Horror game inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's Great Work. An ancient dark power is calling you and you need to find an exit... Face your greatest fear, fight, hide... you must escape before the underwater city rises... https://store.steampowered.com/app/1794000/Remnants_of_Rlyeh/ More about Meshy AI: https://www.meshy.ai/ submitted by /u/David-Darktree-0321 to r/aigamedev [link] [comments]

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