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ArticleOpen Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/ea.2026.09.013

Research on Large Language Model-driven Text-to-3D Virtual Scene Generation Methods

Qingyao Jia

Tandon School of Engineering, New York University, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA.

*Corresponding author: Qingyao Jia

Published: September 02, 2026

Abstract

Text-driven 3D virtual scene generation requires coordinated handling of object semantics, spatial relations, scale, geometry, asset selection, and cross-view consistency. A three-layer framework is proposed in which a large language model supports prompt normalization, entity and relation extraction, and scene-graph construction, while downstream modules address constraint translation, asset retrieval or generation, scene instantiation, geometric representation, and multi-view inspection. 3D-FRONT and Objaverse are used as reference data sources, and published Holodeck results provide component-level evidence for fixed-object layout evaluation. The framework is designed to expose intermediate states, preserve relation provenance, and route detected errors to the processing stage responsible for them. Semantic omissions, infeasible placements, asset mismatches, visibility errors, and geometric inconsistencies are treated as separate failure types rather than merged into one score. The proposed architecture remains conceptual and does not claim end-to-end experimental validation. Its correction accuracy, runtime behavior, scalability, and reproducibility require implementation, compatible baselines, ablation studies, generated scene records, and complete execution logs.

Keyword

Large language model; Text-to-3D; virtual scene generation; scene graph; spatial constraint; 3D asset retrieval

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How to cite this paper

Research on Large Language Model-driven Text-to-3D Virtual Scene Generation Methods

How to cite this paper: Qingyao Jia. (2026). Research on Large Language Model-driven Text-to-3D Virtual Scene Generation Methods. Engineering Advances6(3), 214-218.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/ea.2026.09.013