Why it's useful
Give it a drawing or render of a barrel, a sword or a character and it hands back a GLB with colour, roughness and metal maps already on it. It copes with thin bits, holes and open surfaces that trip up most other models. Code and weights are both MIT, so what you make is yours to ship.
What it needs
An NVIDIA graphics card with 24GB+ memory. Officially tested on Linux only. Meshes are dense, so expect to decimate or retopologise before putting them in a game.
Image: Viber Cove. TRELLIS.2 belongs to Microsoft Research; we just think it's worth knowing about.
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