[FEATURE] Custom 3D Gen Feature in Unity-MCP

[Scriptwonder]

So I have this Custom 3D Gen tool in my own repo that can generate and replace gameObjects with the generated .glb files, I want to know how users feel about getting some integration similar to this.
With my current implementation, the two dependency are:
(1)You need to have Trellis .Dockerfile running in a server or somewhere to handle the request, at least 12GB VRAM is there to prevent OOM issue
(2)Need to import GLTFast as a package.

Let me know how people feel about this:)

[Jordonh18]

+1 definitely interested to see more

[dsarno]

@Scriptwonder This looks awesome! How many polys are those?

Do you do the Trellis instance locally or remotely?

[trevorwelch]

Looks interesting, but generally the current batch of open source models seem to generate unusable topology, have you overcome that somehow?

[Scriptwonder]

@Scriptwonder This looks awesome! How many polys are those?

Do you do the Trellis instance locally or remotely?

I'll check the polys later but the texture is 1024X1024. Also the trellis is running remotely on my server, but since its a container it can run both locally/remotely. The docker setup will be a little hard for first-time users, which is why I want to ask the community and gather some ideas.

[Scriptwonder]

Looks interesting, but generally the current batch of open source models seem to generate unusable topology, have you overcome that somehow?

I think with Trellis it is pretty consistent (to an extent), but definitely not as well-polished as these paid model like Meshy. What other models have you used before? I choose Trellis since this is the most popular open source text/image to 3d model on HF, and it is better than Hunyuan3D2.1, both in terms of time and fidelity (even using Hunyuan3D3 in their website, it will still take longer time compared to 10-20s generation using this)

[dsarno]

I'll check the polys later but the texture is 1024X1024. Also the trellis is running remotely on my server, but since its a container it can run both locally/remotely. The docker setup will be a little hard for first-time users, which is why I want to ask the community and gather some ideas.

If the poly counts are reasonable, like in the mid-high 10,000s, that could be really cool to experiment with. I saw this video the other day of a guy using Meshy to bring in Unity-friendly animated humanoid characters that weren't too dense.

As for deploying a container, I think it would be doable for people who were interested enough, especially if we gave them some good clear README steps, plus maybe a walkthrough video. I would be willing to do the video if you get the functionality going. But again, yeah, it seems most worth it if the meshes are usable in Unity.