HexaDream: hexaview prior and constraint for text to 3D creation

Abstract The burgeoning field of text-to-3D synthesis offers transformative potential in diverse domains such as computer-aided design, gaming, virtual reality, and artistic creation. However, the generation struggles with issues of inconsistency and low resolution, primarily due to the lack of critical visual clues like views and attributes. Furthermore, random constraint in rendering may impair model inference, leading to the Janus problem. In response to these challenges, we introduce HexaDream to produce high-quality 3D content. Hexaview Generation Diffusion Model is designed to merge object types, attributes, and view-specific text into unified latent space. Besides, the feature aggregation attention significantly enhances the detail and consistency of the generated output by mapping point features from orthogonal view into the 3D domain. Another innovation is the Dynamic-weighted HexaConstraint. This module employs a projection matrix to generate projected views and calculates the differential loss between these projections and the hexaviews, ensuring high fidelity. Our comparative experiments show that HexaDream achieves improvements of 8% in CLIP-R, 12% in Keypart Fidelity, and especially 20.6% in Multihead Alleviation compared with existing methods respectively.

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Frontiers of Computer Science
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2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11704-025-40774-x
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3D Shape Modeling and Analysis
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HexaDream: hexaview prior and constraint for text to 3D creation

Zhengbin Pang, Jinsheng Deng, Ming Xu, Hui Chen et al.
Frontiers of Computer Science
3D Shape Modeling and Analysis
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HexaDream: hexaview prior and constraint for text to 3D creation

Zhengbin Pang, Jinsheng Deng, Ming Xu, Hui Chen, Zhichao Zhang
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Abstract The burgeoning field of text-to-3D synthesis offers transformative potential in diverse domains such as computer-aided design, gaming, virtual reality, and artistic creation. However, the generation struggles with issues of inconsistency and low resolution, primarily due to the lack of critical visual clues like views and attributes. Furthermore, random constraint in rendering may impair model inference, leading to the Janus problem. In response to these challenges, we introduce HexaDream to produce high-quality 3D content. Hexaview Generation Diffusion Model is designed to merge object types, attributes, and view-specific text into unified latent space. Besides, the feature aggregation attention significantly enhances the detail and consistency of the generated output by mapping point features from orthogonal view into the 3D domain. Another innovation is the Dynamic-weighted HexaConstraint. This module employs a projection matrix to generate projected views and calculates the differential loss between these projections and the hexaviews, ensuring high fidelity. Our comparative experiments show that HexaDream achieves improvements of 8% in CLIP-R, 12% in Keypart Fidelity, and especially 20.6% in Multihead Alleviation compared with existing methods respectively.

Frontiers of Computer ScienceVol. 20(2)
National University of Defense Technology (CN), Academy of Military Medical Sciences (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
3D Shape Modeling and Analysis
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