MIDI-3D shows its unique value in different creative fields:
game development
- Scene building: Conversion of 2D original drawings into ready-to-use 3D levels (e.g., generating modules for walls, towers, etc. from conceptual drawings of castles)
- prototyping: Rapidly validate art styles to avoid the risk of over-committing resources early on
- independent development: Single developer can generate base scenario assets with hand-drawn sketches to focus on gameplay development
digital art
- animation: Accelerates pre-production by converting scripts into 3D dynamic previews.
- virtual exhibition: Constructing a 3D exhibition space based on flat works with a single click
- AR/VR content: Rapidly create interactive 3D environments, such as turning children's doodles into explorable virtual worlds
Typical workflow: Artist draws the scene in Procreate → Generate base model with MIDI-3D → Import into Blender to add details and animation → Final render output.
This answer comes from the articleMIDI-3D: An open source tool to quickly generate multi-object 3D scenes from a single imageThe
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