Generation speeds range from 4 to 80 seconds.
Introducing #Rodin Gen-2.5🚀
🔥World’s 1st 10 MILLION polygon #3D GenAI — down to skin microstructures.
1️⃣1M-poly in 4s 2️⃣Adaptive thinking effort - just like LLMs 3️⃣3D-native textures, no blind spot 4️⃣Batch up to 10 results
💥Manual BANG to Parts & more...
🚨$1 for first mo!
I tried the newly launched Image-to-3D model, Rodin Gen-2.5, and the biggest improvement is control.
It offers five different generation modes to fit a wide range of creative needs.
You can generate a million-polygon model in as little as 4 seconds, with support for up to 10 million polygons for highly detailed outputs.
Best of all, it comes with native 3D PBR materials, so your models look polished and production-ready right from the start.
If you're creating assets at scale, Hyper 3D (@DeemosTech) also supports parallel batch generation, making it easy to speed up your workflow.
On top of that, it features Break to Parts for instantly separating model components, as well as local editing capabilities, so you can modify specific areas without regenerating the entire model.
From generation speed and model quality to flexible post-editing tools, Hyper 3D covers nearly every stage of the 3D creation pipeline that creators care about.
Step 1: I started by uploading my reference image into Rodin Gen-2.5.
Before generating, I picked the quality mode based on the output I wanted:
Extreme-Low for fast exploration, Medium for balanced results, and Extreme-High when the asset needs much finer surface detail.
For this run, I used the higher-detail path.
Rodin lets you adjust how much time the model spends on the geometry, from a few seconds to around 80s.
That’s useful because not every 3D asset needs the same treatment.
A quick prop and a hero model should not use the same settings.
I tried the newly launched Image-to-3D model, Rodin Gen-2.5, and the biggest improvement is control.
It offers five different generation modes to fit a wide range of creative needs.
You can generate a million-polygon model in as little as 4 seconds, with support for up to 10 million polygons for highly detailed outputs.
Best of all, it comes with native 3D PBR materials, so your models look polished and production-ready right from the start.
If you're creating assets at scale, Hyper 3D (@DeemosTech) also supports parallel batch generation, making it easy to speed up your workflow.
On top of that, it features Break to Parts for instantly separating model components, as well as local editing capabilities, so you can modify specific areas without regenerating the entire model.
From generation speed and model quality to flexible post-editing tools, Hyper 3D covers nearly every stage of the 3D creation pipeline that creators care about.
Generation speeds range from 4 to 80 seconds.
Introducing #Rodin Gen-2.5🚀
🔥World’s 1st 10 MILLION polygon #3D GenAI — down to skin microstructures.
1️⃣1M-poly in 4s 2️⃣Adaptive thinking effort - just like LLMs 3️⃣3D-native textures, no blind spot 4️⃣Batch up to 10 results
💥Manual BANG to Parts & more...
🚨$1 for first mo!
Users are excited about Rodin Gen-2.5's 10-million-polygon 3D AI generation because they see it as a huge leap and find the improvements incredible.
I tried the newly launched Image-to-3D model, Rodin Gen-2.5, and the biggest improvement is control.
It offers five different generation modes to fit a wide range of creative needs.
You can generate a million-polygon model in as little as 4 seconds, with support for up to 10 million polygons for highly detailed outputs.
Best of all, it comes with native 3D PBR materials, so your models look polished and production-ready right from the start.
If you're creating assets at scale, Hyper 3D (@DeemosTech) also supports parallel batch generation, making it easy to speed up your workflow.
On top of that, it features Break to Parts for instantly separating model components, as well as local editing capabilities, so you can modify specific areas without regenerating the entire model.
From generation speed and model quality to flexible post-editing tools, Hyper 3D covers nearly every stage of the 3D creation pipeline that creators care about.
Step 1: I started by uploading my reference image into Rodin Gen-2.5.
Before generating, I picked the quality mode based on the output I wanted:
Extreme-Low for fast exploration, Medium for balanced results, and Extreme-High when the asset needs much finer surface detail.
For this run, I used the higher-detail path.
Rodin lets you adjust how much time the model spends on the geometry, from a few seconds to around 80s.
That’s useful because not every 3D asset needs the same treatment.
A quick prop and a hero model should not use the same settings.
I tried the newly launched Image-to-3D model, Rodin Gen-2.5, and the biggest improvement is control.
It offers five different generation modes to fit a wide range of creative needs.
You can generate a million-polygon model in as little as 4 seconds, with support for up to 10 million polygons for highly detailed outputs.
Best of all, it comes with native 3D PBR materials, so your models look polished and production-ready right from the start.
If you're creating assets at scale, Hyper 3D (@DeemosTech) also supports parallel batch generation, making it easy to speed up your workflow.
On top of that, it features Break to Parts for instantly separating model components, as well as local editing capabilities, so you can modify specific areas without regenerating the entire model.
From generation speed and model quality to flexible post-editing tools, Hyper 3D covers nearly every stage of the 3D creation pipeline that creators care about.
