Choose 3D model style wisely and you will be able to create high-quality 3D models with AI that are actually usable — even for 3D printing. In this video, I’ll show you a powerful trick to clean up messy AI-generated models using a smart remeshing technique.
We’ll use Rodin (my favorite 3D AI tool) and finish the model in PrusaSlicer to make it print-ready. Plus, I’ll show you where this low-poly style works best — in games, mockups, trophies, and more.
00:00 - Example result
00:14 - 3D model without textures
00:28 - Low-poly 3D model style
01:15 - Generate image
02:00 - Image-to-3D (Rodin)
02:56 - Adjust the result
03:54 - Trick to improve quality
04:53 - Fix model (Make it Water-tight)
05:29 - Timelapse and result
05:37 - Low-poly use cases
👇 My AI 3D tools list (updated):
Meshy
https://www.meshy.ai/
SudoAI
https://sudo.ai/
Common Sense Machines (CSM)
https://www.csm.ai/
Tripo AI
https://www.tripo3d.ai/
Genie (by Luma AI)
https://lumalabs.ai/genie
Rodin (by Hyperhuman)
https://hyper3d.ai/
Sloyd
http://sloyd.ai/
Kaedim3D
http://kaedim3d.com/
Backflip (pivoted to scan to cad)
https://www.backflip.ai/
InstantMesh (Hugging Face by TencentARC) (Open source)
https://huggingface.co/spaces/Tencent...
🟢 Extra:
StableProjectorz (put textures on 3D models)
https://stableprojectorz.com/
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