Carnegie Mellon University · Prompted 3D Part Splitting

Point2Part

A CMU model that splits a whole 3D shape into parts in one pass, so parts never overlap or leave gaps, with users choosing parts through point prompts. One model handles single image to parts, mesh to parts and part segmentation. The authors report a Chamfer distance of 0.0534 for image to parts (OmniPart: 0.0643), 0.0273 Chamfer with F1@0.05 of 0.844 and fully watertight output for mesh to parts, and 69.80 segmentation mIoU, rising to 74.84 with four prompts, all self-reported. Code on GitHub (created 29 September) with no licence file; weights not mentioned.

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