Work in progress. This is a working extension, tested on one machine with a handful of objects. The plans below are not promises or dates.

• One picture to a 3D object, on Forge Neo's own loader, samplers and memory management
• Background removal, or your own transparency
• Idol Turbo, with its LoRAs handled for you
• .ply, .spz and .glb, chosen under Save as
• Turning the finished object, without generating it again
• A 3D viewer in the panel
• The idol UI preset
• A clear message for each thing that can be wrong

• The mesh is a draft. Fine detail goes, its surface ripples, and faces drawn with lines do not survive. It wants retopology for production, and a strict 3D printing check would flag a few edges
• On one test object, the mesh's head looks greyer than the object. The cause has not been established
• The front is not always towards the viewer. Objects can arrive sideways
• The unseen sides are the model's guess
• The last object is forgotten when Forge restarts, for turning it
• Temporary files stay: the copies for the viewer when .ply is not ticked remain in the system's temporary folder
• On smaller cards, the FLUX.2 VAE can end up streaming from system RAM while the image encoder holds the card: it works, and takes a little longer

• Other graphics cards and other versions of Forge Neo
• Real photographs and busy backgrounds
• The .spz and .glb in other programs: so far they have been checked with validators and external readers
• Samplers other than Euler
• Forge's Diffusion in Low Bits options

• Face the object front automatically, from the camera the model predicts
• GGUF files
• A turning video of the object, saved next to it
• A better mesh: a texture instead of vertex colours