The 3,586 Blender renders that ORTUS AI made from Poly Haven assets to train RightWayUp, plus the 791 renders used in its held-out clean scene test. Every image has a known roll, taken from the Blender camera.
Model · Code and technical report · Video and write-up
| Path | Files | What |
|---|---|---|
renders/ | 3,466 PNG + 3,466 JSON | Upright renders of 15 scene types (carpark, corridor, healthcare, hospitality, industrial yard, loading bay, lobby, office, outdoor, residential, retail, school, stairwell, station platform, warehouse) |
experiments/ | 120 JPG + 120 JSON | Renders with a known non-zero roll from a direct camera-perspective set |
evaluation/clean-v1-frozen/ | 791 PNG | The render images of RightWayUp's held-out clean scene test |
index.jsonl | 3,586 rows | One row per training render: file, sha256, base_roll_cw (clockwise roll of the image content, degrees), training loss weight, supervision, Poly Haven assets |
SHA256SUMS | Hash of every file |
Each JSON sidecar records how the image was made: Blender version and render engine, camera matrix and attitude, the projected gravity direction, and the Poly Haven asset files with their hashes.
Every render row in the model's per-image training manifests (manifests/training/gf_poly_haven.jsonl.gz and
gf_poly_direct.jsonl.gz in ortusai/rightwayup)
gives the file's path in this dataset (locator.render_file) and its SHA-256 (locator.render_sha256). Training used
resized lossless copies of these files; the manifests record each copy's hash (stored_sha256). The evaluation renders are listed the same
way in manifests/evaluation/clean-v1-frozen-parents.jsonl in the
GitHub repository, which also has the view
definitions (angles, crops, degradations) to rebuild the test.
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
path = snapshot_download("ortusai/rightwayup-renders", repo_type="dataset")
The renders are © 2026 ORTUS AI SOFTWARE LIMITED and released under
CC BY 4.0 (LICENSE). The licence covers our renders; the Poly Haven
assets in them are CC0 and stay CC0 (credit to Poly Haven is appreciated, not required). Please credit
"RightWayUp training renders by ORTUS AI" with a link to this page.
The 3,586 Blender renders that ORTUS AI made from Poly Haven assets to train RightWayUp, plus the 791 renders used in its held-out clean scene test. Every image has a known roll, taken from the Blender camera.
Model · Code and technical report · Video and write-up
| Path | Files | What |
|---|---|---|
renders/ | 3,466 PNG + 3,466 JSON | Upright renders of 15 scene types (carpark, corridor, healthcare, hospitality, industrial yard, loading bay, lobby, office, outdoor, residential, retail, school, stairwell, station platform, warehouse) |
experiments/ | 120 JPG + 120 JSON | Renders with a known non-zero roll from a direct camera-perspective set |
evaluation/clean-v1-frozen/ | 791 PNG | The render images of RightWayUp's held-out clean scene test |
index.jsonl | 3,586 rows | One row per training render: file, sha256, base_roll_cw (clockwise roll of the image content, degrees), training loss weight, supervision, Poly Haven assets |
SHA256SUMS | Hash of every file |
Each JSON sidecar records how the image was made: Blender version and render engine, camera matrix and attitude, the projected gravity direction, and the Poly Haven asset files with their hashes.
Every render row in the model's per-image training manifests (manifests/training/gf_poly_haven.jsonl.gz and
gf_poly_direct.jsonl.gz in ortusai/rightwayup)
gives the file's path in this dataset (locator.render_file) and its SHA-256 (locator.render_sha256). Training used
resized lossless copies of these files; the manifests record each copy's hash (stored_sha256). The evaluation renders are listed the same
way in manifests/evaluation/clean-v1-frozen-parents.jsonl in the
GitHub repository, which also has the view
definitions (angles, crops, degradations) to rebuild the test.
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
path = snapshot_download("ortusai/rightwayup-renders", repo_type="dataset")
The renders are © 2026 ORTUS AI SOFTWARE LIMITED and released under
CC BY 4.0 (LICENSE). The licence covers our renders; the Poly Haven
assets in them are CC0 and stay CC0 (credit to Poly Haven is appreciated, not required). Please credit
"RightWayUp training renders by ORTUS AI" with a link to this page.