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added 3d model visualization interactive task#32

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@ParamThakkar123 ParamThakkar123 commented Apr 5, 2026

Changes

  • Added visualize-3d-model/ directory with Gradio-based 3D visualization
  • Created main.py with simple interface for uploading and viewing 3D models
  • Added task.yaml with task configuration and dependencies

Features

  • Interactive 3D model visualization using Gradio's Model3D component
  • Support for common 3D formats: .obj, .glb, .gltf
  • Simple upload-and-view interface for exploring 3D assets

Parameters

  • No configurable parameters - uses default Gradio settings

How to Test

  1. In TransformerLab, select the 'visualize-3d-model' task
  2. Run the task
  3. Access the Gradio interface
  4. Upload a 3D model file (.obj, .glb, or .gltf) to visualize it interactively

Setup

  1. Install the required dependency: pip install gradio

Running

  1. Navigate to the visualize-3d-model directory
  2. Run python main.py
  3. Open your browser and go to http://localhost:7860 to access the interactive 3D model viewer

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I think there is no way you can do anything with this task since there is no parameter to send or download a file which is 3D?
There is also no field called command for task.yaml anymore.

If run as an interactive task, maybe we need to specify more things?

Tagging @dadmobile just so he can jump in once

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