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A reading of the TRELLIS.2 repository files for anyone weighing an image-to-3D model for 3D asset work. It records the documented hardware needs, speed table, glb export behaviour, training data tools and licence statements. Nothing was installed or run, and all speed and quality claims are the authors' own.
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TRELLIS.2 image-to-3D repository documentation: requirements, speed claims, exports and licences (read, not run)
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A reading of the TRELLIS.2 repository files for anyone weighing an image-to-3D model for 3D asset work. It records the documented hardware needs, speed table, glb export behaviour, training data tools and licence statements. Nothing was installed or run, and all speed and quality claims are the authors' own.
Useful starting points
- The README says the exported glb is opaque by default, so transparency needs the alpha channel connected to material opacity by hand in your 3D software.
- The documented minimum is Linux and an NVIDIA GPU with at least 24 GB of memory; check hardware before planning around it.
- The README names nvdiffrast and nvdiffrec as having separate licence terms from the MIT-licensed code, so read those before reuse.
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