Trellis 2

Trellis 2 excels at generating textured props, hard-surface furniture, stylized toys, gaming assets, and organic objects with open surfaces like foliage or garments. Its Omni-Voxel architecture captures intricate sub-voxel geometry and native PBR materials directly from a single reference image without the melting artifacts common in traditional implicit methods.

Avoid using Trellis 2 for complex articulated rigging joints, organic hair-card generation, nested transparent glass volumes, or precision CAD assemblies. It is also not suited for pixel-perfect engraved 3D typography or multi-part mechanical clearances.

Use a clean 3/4 perspective image of your subject against an uncluttered, solid white or transparent background. Framing the subject fully without cropped edges and using balanced, neutral lighting ensures the model accurately infers depth and generates clean PBR texture channels without baked-in shadows.

Internal resolution controls geometric fidelity, from fast 512 iteration up to 1536 for hero assets, while decimation targets define mesh vertex density from 5,000 to 2,000,000 vertices. For real-time web viewers and mobile games, reduce decimation to 10,000–50,000 vertices; for export to ZBrush or Blender for manual retopology, keep the default 500,000 target.

Keep remesh projection at 0.0 for smooth organic shapes, characters, and stylized figurines, and increase it toward 1.0 for hard-surface vehicles and mechanical parts. Higher projection values snap remeshed vertices back to the original sharp voxel boundaries, preserving crisp edges on mechanical assets.