Grounding 3D texture generation in surface-aligned material observations improves fidelity

SUPRA-Tex decouples visible-material estimation from 3D completion, using projected PBR maps as fixed latent anchors to preserve reference details while coherently filling unobserved surfaces.

Chinese Tech
Chen Yang · Jiemin Fang · Fanpeng Meng · Zihao Huang · Jichen Pang · Guanjun Wu · +2 more

Huawei Inc. · Shanghai Jiao Tong University · Huazhong University of Science and Technology

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The authors introduce SUPRA-Tex, a framework for single-image 3D generation that separates material estimation, surface alignment, and geometry-conditioned completion.

SUPRA-Tex first trains an MLLM-based image editing model to predict lighting-separated PBR (physically based rendering) maps in the reference view in a single forward pass.

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From Huawei Inc. and 2 others

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SUPRA-Tex generates 3D assets with super-aligned textures, preserving reference details and completing unseen surfaces.

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