AnimateAnyMesh++: A Flexible 4D Foundation Model for High-Fidelity Text-Driven Mesh Animation
arXiv cs.CV / 4/30/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces AnimateAnyMesh++, a feed-forward foundation model designed to generate high-fidelity 3D mesh animations from text for arbitrary input meshes despite limited 4D training data.
- It expands the DyMesh-XL dataset by mining dynamic content from Objaverse-XL, increasing unique identities from 60K to 300K and boosting diversity in categories and motions.
- The authors upgrade DyMeshVAE-Flex with power-law topology-aware attention and vertex-normal enhanced features to improve trajectory reconstruction, preserve local geometry, and reduce “trajectory sticking” artifacts.
- They modify both DyMeshVAE-Flex and the rectified-flow (RF) generator to support variable-length sequence training and generation, enabling longer animations while maintaining reconstruction quality.
- Experiments show the method produces semantically accurate and temporally coherent mesh animations in seconds and outperforms prior approaches, with expected gains across benchmarks and real-world meshes, along with plans to release code and models.
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