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Idol for Forge Neo

Turn one picture of an object into a 3D Gaussian splat with Idol inside Forge Neo. You use the same checkpoint selector and Generate button as for any other model, in the img2img tab, and get the whole object, including the sides the picture never showed.

A cowboy figure next to the 3D object made from it, turning

Important

Work in progress - version 0.1.0. Tested in Forge Neo 2.31 on one machine, with a handful of objects.

What it does

  • One picture to a 3D object, up to 1,048,576 Gaussians, from a render, a generated image or a photo, with the background removed for you.
  • Idol Turbo: 5 steps instead of 50, with its LoRAs handled for you (Getting Started).
  • Three file types: .ply, .spz and a .glb mesh (Settings and Controls).
  • Turn the finished object without generating it again.
  • Native Forge: Forge Neo's own loader, samplers and memory management. No separate program, no new tab, no extra Python packages, no Forge file changed.

Where to start

New here Getting Started
Which files and settings The Overview rates every tested option from 1 to 5
See what it can do Examples
Something went wrong Troubleshooting

What to expect

On a modest graphics card, an object takes about 3 minutes at 50 steps and under a minute with Idol Turbo, including the background removal. The splat is the real result: faithful from the picture's side, and a good guess from the others. The mesh is a draft.

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