Playing arround with Sketchup diffusion

[Rich O Brien]

That nailed it. Did you prompt for the Palm Trees? I heard Nano Banana was pretty good. This has none of the issues your normally get with AI image generation. In particular the windows on buildings.

[jo-ke]

this AI is by far the best I've seen.

this took me one minute:

Promt:
"turn this sketch of a tramway into a photorealistic atmosphearic image with natural light and reflections on surface, no outlines, tramway driving on rails in the city of Mannheim, sunny waeather, do not change geometrie of the tram"

[jo-ke]

this is crazy:

[jo-ke]

Sketchup diffusion seems to be so old fashioned. Google is the absolute winner!

[Rich O Brien]

The rate of improvement is staggering. Would like to see the heat generated by the AI infrastructure utilised better.

[jo-ke]

I am trying the new version of sketchup diffusion

what should I say. It is definitly not there, where it could be.

I made a model of my house in SU:

this is the result of the new Sketchup diffusion after 5 mintues:

and this is the result in Nano Banana after 2 minutes:

Nano Banano ist more acurat regarding geometrie , colors and details.

[jo-ke]

adding grapes to the house in just 5 minutes in Nano Banana:

and here are some real photos:

[Rich O Brien]

Did you see its not embedded in Photoshop. They did a really good integration.

[jo-ke]

@Rich-O-Brien I should upgrade my photoshop (still using 2024)

[jo-ke]

here's a new test.

SU Model: first render SU diffusion,

enhancment with nano banana.

video made with grok.

render time for whole process pictures and video 5 minutes

video:

Grok

Grok is a free AI assistant designed by xAI to maximize truth and objectivity. Grok offers real-time search, image generation, trend analysis, and more.

(grok.com)

[jo-ke]

and another one:

light changed with nano banana:

video:

Grok

Grok is a free AI assistant designed by xAI to maximize truth and objectivity. Grok offers real-time search, image generation, trend analysis, and more.

(grok.com)

[L i am]

Nice work mate, Scares the hell out of me though. All those years of learning how to render down the drain. Makes me a bit sad

[Mike Amos]

I have to agree, some folk have great results but frankly it is a whole 'nuther story and tbh, not one I want a part in and the loss of skill leading to another lost skillset is quite unsettling. I suppose that is the definition of progress. As long as we do not evolve into cabbage patch folk from the outer limits. Shades of this? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244290/

[Mike Amos]

[jo-ke]

When I am working, i need a result. Sometimes rendering gives me a better result, sometimes AI and in many cases the combination of both.
In the end the quality of my work is much better than last year. Time changes and we have to go with it. I love the new possibilities and I like to push them to the limit.

[L i am]

Yes, times are changing, and I have little time for the changes. However you need to pick your fights, and not learning it as a protest would be a mistake. The AI changes to workflow are absolutely inevitable undeniably and this is just the beginning. When reliable Quantum computers mature it will be another leap if it does not kill us first