V2Fun

What is V2Fun?

V2Fun is a browser-based 3D creation platform built by Vertex Lab that merges image generation, 3D modeling, auto-rigging, and motion capture into one continuous workflow. Instead of juggling separate modeling, texturing, and mocap software, creators can move from a rough idea or reference image straight to a fully animated, production-ready 3D asset. The platform also extracts motion from ordinary videos and retargets it onto custom character models, removing the need for professional mocap hardware.

Key Features

• Text/Image-to-3D Generation

  Converts text prompts or reference images into detailed 3D models, characters, props, and game-ready assets.

• 8K Texture Generation

  Applies high-resolution, up to 8K textures to generated models for production-quality visual fidelity.

• AI Auto-Rigging

  Automatically detects key joints and builds skeletons on 3D characters, preparing them for animation without manual rigging work.

• Video-to-Motion Capture

  Extracts high-precision human motion from a single ordinary video using monocular vision, with no dedicated mocap hardware required.

• Real-Time Motion Retargeting

  Maps captured motion onto custom rigged models with a browser-based preview for instant, frame-accurate verification.

• Cloud-Based Pipeline

  Runs the full image-to-3D-to-animation pipeline in the cloud, requiring no high-performance local hardware.

Use Cases

• Indie Game Development : Small teams and solo developers can generate game-ready characters, props, and animations without a full production pipeline.
• Virtual Streaming & Avatars : Streamers and VTubers can build custom 3D avatars and drive them with real-world motion captured from ordinary video.
• Character Animation : Animators can rig and animate original characters quickly, applying captured or library motions for expressive performances.
• Concept-to-3D Design : Designers can turn early visual concepts and reference images into structured, textured 3D models for prototyping.
• 3D Printing Assets : Creators can generate 3D-printable models directly from text or image inputs for physical production.

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