The generator model takes in a random input vector (values representing the data set’s features) and generates a continuous voxel representation (values on a grid in 3D space) of the 3D object.

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Here I have used four different colors to show the four different parts that make up the object that will be made in 3D. The four parts mean that there will be four blended circles to cover them ...

Some experimental features are in the works for rotating vector images ... and a feature for rotating 2D art as if it were a 3D object. “Project Turntable” is capable of the latter.