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What this guide covers
Helps ComfyUI users and 3D artists see which image-to-3D models this node suite lists and which model files its seven example graphs load, before installing anything. It also records the build-tool and version statements in the README. Documentation and workflow files only: nothing was installed or run, and stored values are not recommended settings.
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ComfyUI-3D-Pack at one commit: its image-to-3D models and the values stored in its example workflows (not run)
Coverage
Helps ComfyUI users and 3D artists see which image-to-3D models this node suite lists and which model files its seven example graphs load, before installing anything. It also records the build-tool and version statements in the README. Documentation and workflow files only: nothing was installed or run, and stored values are not recommended settings.
Useful starting points
- Values stored in an example workflow are one author's saved numbers, not tuned settings, so treat them as a starting point to test.
- The README says two nodes build a C++ extension at runtime and need Visual Studio Build Tools on Windows or gcc and g++ on Linux.
- Example input files must be placed in the ComfyUI input folder before the example workflows can run.
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