Modelling a tramway
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Nice results. Strange to watch rendering change so much. It's now a text prompt.
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warehouse model, modified, rendered with nano banana.
Stuttgart 1982
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It nailed the era look!
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Bridge- scene in fall at the 60ties
su model:
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I am still struggling with the best way of setting complex rails to my model.
is the newest profile builder really the best way to setup complex rails with junctions and so on?
here I have a typical project to solve:
I have set the way for the rails and the proxy for followme.
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ProfileBuilder won't one-shot that network because there are so many branches.
Here is what PB4 will produce if you try to loft the profile across that network or splines.
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Wow this one looks great.
You used profile builder 4 and what did you do then?
you took each part and do it one after one?
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OK, I think I have to buy profilebuilder
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new vehicle created with meshyAI
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great ! The model and render are excellent!
But I don't understant why you use meshy ai ? It's a 3d model from photos service.? What ai model did you use for the render? -
The model of the car was made with meshyAI. I took some views, meshyAI created the base model and I made some modifications.
The render was done with nano banana pro
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Impressive. I always prefered tencent Hunyuan for modeling from photos, (20 free models per day!) but it seems you did well with meshy.
https://3d.hunyuanglobal.com/
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@Krass I import it to blender as glb and export it as dae to sketchup. It gave me the best results. sometimes glb are to heavy for SU to handle.
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sketchup and AI- really good combination.
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Very nice
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I remodelled the car, this time with SketchupAI modelling and the result should be used for 3D Printing. I came out surpriseingly good!
SketchupAI: ist better for 3D printing, less geometrie
meshyAI: better for rendering, heavy mesh
render of the meshyAI Model with Gemini NanoBanana:
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Yes! and the car on the right is a german Opel !
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