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README.md
3D to Photo
3D to Photo is an open-source package by Dabble, that combines threeJS and Stable diffusion to build a virtual photo studio for product photography. Load a 3D model into the browser and virtual shoot it in any kind of scene you can imagine. The app currently uses Stable Diffusion 1.5-inpainting, hosted on Replicate.
How it Works
- Upload a 3D model of any object in .glb format.
- Adjust the position and orientation of the model on the canvas
- Describe the scene you want to create in the text box and click generate image
Use Cases
- Product Photography: Create product lifestyle photos in any backdrop you can imagine, without a physical photoshoot.
- Synthetic Data Generation: Generate synthetic images of an item in a variety of scenes. Useful when training object detection models.
- Previsualize Game Assets: Upload your game assets and generate level art around it to previsualize scenes.
Tech Stack
- ThreeJS to handle loading and viewing 3D models
- Stable Diffusion 1.5 (inpainting) by stability.ai
- Replicate to run Stable Diffusion
- NextJS by Vercel for the front-end
- Python Flask Server for some backend image processing functions
Install and Run
- Clone this repository
git clone git@github.com:Dabble-Studio/3d-to-photo.git
- Install neccessary packages for the front end
cd 3d-to-photo
npm install
- Install neccessary packages for the python backend
cd image_proc_server
pip install -r requirements.txt
- Run the Flask Server
flask run
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Set your Replicate API key. In another terminal, navigate to the root folder and create a file called .env. You can use the .env.example file as a template. Paste your Replicate API key in this line REPLICATE_API_TOKEN=YOUR_API_TOKEN, in place of YOUR_API_TOKEN
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Run the NextJS app
npm run dev
- Use one of the sample 3D models and drag it into the upload area. Enter a prompt in the text box and click "Generate Image"