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    • Gus RG Offline
      Gus R
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      Messing around with Sketchup's AI plugin, Diffusion.

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      Video explanation here:

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      • Gus RG Offline
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        • Gus RG Offline
          Gus R
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          After the walls fell.

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          • marked001M Offline
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            Gus...would definitely be cool to see the source model, as well. I just installed this too but haven't played with it.

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            • Gus RG Offline
              Gus R
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              @marked001 said:

              Gus...would definitely be cool to see the source model, as well. I just installed this too but haven't played with it.

              I'll look later. You can just do a simple box or rectangular building with a few windows and use that. Under parameters I generally entered:

              Red sky. Dilapidated concrete building in garbage dump.

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              • Gus RG Offline
                Gus R
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                The first image is just a basic rectangle and ladder with some soldiers I grabbed from 3d warehouse. The other two are just the base models for some recent rendering I posted on here. The wording is important too as noted above. You can either sketch up a box with some windows, use your models or grab something from 3D Warehouse.

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                House IIIB.jpg

                House 3.jpg

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                • Mike AmosM Offline
                  Mike Amos
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                  It is early doors yet, respecting geometry is low on the agenda but obviously can be improved.

                  I had a model rendered where a barbecue was turned into a window/door and another where it was turned into a light source. Early doors though and it does have promise. Question I have is where it leaves dedicated render programs.

                  For me, I would rather have full control over atributes and light elements but I can see it (Diffusion) being very popular.

                  Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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