Prim2Room: Layout-Controllable Room Mesh Generation from Primitives

Chengzeng Feng, Jiacheng Wei, Cheng Chen, Yang Li, Pan Ji +3 more
9/9/2024
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Abstract

We propose Prim2Room, a novel framework for controllable room mesh generation leveraging 2D layout conditions and 3D primitive retrieval to facilitate precise 3D layout specification. Diverging from existing methods that lack control and precision, our approach allows for detailed customization of room-scale environments. To overcome the limitations of previous methods, we introduce an adaptive viewpoint selection algorithm that allows the system to generate the furniture texture and geometry from more favorable views than predefined camera trajectories. Additionally, we employ non-rigid depth registration to ensure alignment between generated objects and their corresponding primitive while allowing for shape variations to maintain diversity. Our method not only enhances the accuracy and aesthetic appeal of generated 3D scenes but also provides a user-friendly platform for detailed room design.

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@article{feng2024primroom,
  title  = {Prim2Room: Layout-Controllable Room Mesh Generation from Primitives},
  author = {Chengzeng Feng and Jiacheng Wei and Cheng Chen and Yang Li and Pan Ji and Fayao Liu and Hongdong Li and Guosheng Lin},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2409.05380},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2409.05380v1}
}

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