iControl3D: An Interactive System for Controllable 3D Scene Generation
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| author | Li, Xingyi Wu, Yizheng Cen, Jun Peng, Juewen Wang, Kewei Xian, Ke Wang, Zhe Cao, Zhiguo Lin, Guosheng |
| author_facet | Li, Xingyi Wu, Yizheng Cen, Jun Peng, Juewen Wang, Kewei Xian, Ke Wang, Zhe Cao, Zhiguo Lin, Guosheng |
| contents | 3D content creation has long been a complex and time-consuming process, often requiring specialized skills and resources. While recent advancements have allowed for text-guided 3D object and scene generation, they still fall short of providing sufficient control over the generation process, leading to a gap between the user's creative vision and the generated results. In this paper, we present iControl3D, a novel interactive system that empowers users to generate and render customizable 3D scenes with precise control. To this end, a 3D creator interface has been developed to provide users with fine-grained control over the creation process. Technically, we leverage 3D meshes as an intermediary proxy to iteratively merge individual 2D diffusion-generated images into a cohesive and unified 3D scene representation. To ensure seamless integration of 3D meshes, we propose to perform boundary-aware depth alignment before fusing the newly generated mesh with the existing one in 3D space. Additionally, to effectively manage depth discrepancies between remote content and foreground, we propose to model remote content separately with an environment map instead of 3D meshes. Finally, our neural rendering interface enables users to build a radiance field of their scene online and navigate the entire scene. Extensive experiments have been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of our system. The code will be made available at https://github.com/xingyi-li/iControl3D. |
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| spellingShingle | iControl3D: An Interactive System for Controllable 3D Scene Generation Li, Xingyi Wu, Yizheng Cen, Jun Peng, Juewen Wang, Kewei Xian, Ke Wang, Zhe Cao, Zhiguo Lin, Guosheng Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 3D content creation has long been a complex and time-consuming process, often requiring specialized skills and resources. While recent advancements have allowed for text-guided 3D object and scene generation, they still fall short of providing sufficient control over the generation process, leading to a gap between the user's creative vision and the generated results. In this paper, we present iControl3D, a novel interactive system that empowers users to generate and render customizable 3D scenes with precise control. To this end, a 3D creator interface has been developed to provide users with fine-grained control over the creation process. Technically, we leverage 3D meshes as an intermediary proxy to iteratively merge individual 2D diffusion-generated images into a cohesive and unified 3D scene representation. To ensure seamless integration of 3D meshes, we propose to perform boundary-aware depth alignment before fusing the newly generated mesh with the existing one in 3D space. Additionally, to effectively manage depth discrepancies between remote content and foreground, we propose to model remote content separately with an environment map instead of 3D meshes. Finally, our neural rendering interface enables users to build a radiance field of their scene online and navigate the entire scene. Extensive experiments have been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of our system. The code will be made available at https://github.com/xingyi-li/iControl3D. |
| title | iControl3D: An Interactive System for Controllable 3D Scene Generation |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.01678 |