cs.AIOct 4, 2026
SaveCreativeFlow: A One-to-Many Analogical Relation Transfer Method for 3D Asset Generation
Organizations: College of Design and Innovation, Tongji University Shanghai, China · Adobe Research San Jose, California, United States
Abstract
Inspired by cognitive science, we present CREATIVEFLOW, an analogical generation framework that explicitly models analogical divergent thinking to mitigate creative homogenization in text-to-3D pipelines. Our method derives a series of meaningful yet relationally similar source-target asset pairs, each featuring distinct geometric configurations. Expert evaluations demonstrate that our framework substantially enhances creative novelty and visual fascination. This workflow and its resulting assets establish a foundational dataset and benchmark for future relation-aware 3D model training.
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Figure 1. (A) Standard text-to-3D models that collapse diverse intents into homogenized outputs, (B) CreativeFlow generates structurally diverse 3D designs approaching the richness of human references (C) and the illustration of creative homogenization(D). (A) Standard text-to-3D models that collapse diverse intents into homogenized outputs, (B) CreativeFlow generates structurally diverse 3D designs approaching the richness of human references (C) and the illustration of creative homogenization(D).
Figure 2. Examples of relation-guided analogical transfer. CreativeFlow transfers explicit aesthetic, structural/material, and mixed relations from a source asset to generate diverse yet recognizable target designs.
Figure 3. Our pipeline modeling . We extract source attribute set from via Attribute Inference, retrieve analogical concept set via Dual-Path Expansion, and solve for target attribute set to reconstruct diverse 3D target assets.
Figure 4. More results. One-to-many qualitative results across stools, handbags, and frogs. For each source, different analogical relations produce diverse target designs, with each row showing the source and multi-view renderings of the generated target.