This step involves navigating to the Hunyuan3D website and logging in to access the 3.0 version.

1. Navigate to the Hunyuan3D website: Go to 3d.hanuan.tens.com or visit the official Hunyuan3D platform.
2. Translate the page: If the website is in Chinese, right-click and select "Translate to English". If it remains in Chinese, manually select English from the translation options.
3. Log in: Click on the login button and choose the mail option.
4. Enter your email: Input your email address and click on get verification code.
5. Enter the verification code: Input the code you received and click login.

This step details how to upload an image and configure the settings to generate a 3D model using Hunyuan3D 3.0.

1. Upload an image: Click on the upload area and select your image. JPEG format is recommended for faster upload times.
2. Select version 3.0: Ensure that you select 3.0 from the version dropdown menu.
3. Set face count: Choose 1.5 million face count for the best quality and most detail.
4. Select generation type: Choose between geometry and texture stages (generates model without textures first) or geometry and texture (generates model with textures directly).
5. Generate the model: Click on generate now to start the generation process.

This step explains how to use multiple views (front, rear, left, right) to generate a 3D model.

1. Switch to multi-view: Select multiple pictures instead of single image.
2. Upload images: Upload the front view, rear view, left view, and right view in the correct order.
3. Select version 3.0: Ensure that you select 3.0 from the version dropdown menu.
4. Set face count: Choose 1.5 million face count for the best quality and most detail.
5. Select generation type: Choose geometry and texture.
6. Generate the model: Click on generate now to start the generation process.

This step guides you through accessing the 3D Studio interface and its main components.

1. Go to 3D Studio: Click on the 3D Studio button on the Hunyuan3D website.
2. Enter the studio: Click on either roll or tool.
3. Explore the interface: Familiarize yourself with the interface, including the geometry generation, component splitting, map and levels (not yet opened) tabs.

This step explains how to use the part segmentation tool to split a 3D model into separate components.

1. Go to generated assets: Navigate to the assets tab and select the 3D model you want to segment.
2. Download the model: Download the model in FBX format.
3. Go to component splitting: Click on the component splitting tab.
4. Upload the model: Upload the downloaded FBX file.
5. Split the model: Click on split immediately to start the segmentation process.
6. Adjust boundaries (optional): Use the boundary adjustment tab to scale parts up or down and regenerate the boundaries.
7. Download the segmented model: Once you are happy with the segmentation, download the model as an FBX file.

This step explains how to reduce the polygon count of a 3D model using the low topology mode.

1. Select the low topology mode: Navigate to the low topology mode.
2. Choose settings: Select between low, middle, and high model face count, and between triangular and four sides.
3. Generate: Click generate now to generate the low poly version of the model.

This step explains how to generate UV maps for a 3D model using the UV unwrapping mode.

1. Select the UV unwrapping mode: Navigate to the UV unwrapping mode.
2. Upload your model: Upload the 3D model.
3. Generate UVs: Click generate UVs to create the UV map.

This step explains how to generate textures for segmented parts of a 3D model using the texture painting mode.

1. Select the texture painting mode: Navigate to the texture painting mode.
2. Upload image: Upload the image you want to use as a texture.
3. Upload model: Upload your 3D model.
4. Generate: Click generate now to apply the texture to the model.

This step explains how to use pre-built workflows and create custom workflows.

1. Go to the workflow tab: Click on the workflow tab.
2. Test a pre-built workflow: Select a workflow and click on it. Upload your image and click run.
3. Create a custom workflow: Click on create workflow. Drag and drop nodes such as load image, image segmentation, geometry, texture, and end node. Connect the nodes and select the corresponding fields. Click create workflow and then save. Upload your image and run the workflow.