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You work wonders in tight spaces.
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another concept:
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and a small space at the entrance:
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Not sure about that bed for Eagles, might end up with concussion for the small humans.
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Are the units you install custom made to suit tight spaces?
I've a tiny clothes airing room at home and I can never source storage solutions to fit. Anytime I see your stuff I always wonder where you source the units/cabinets
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@Rich-O-Brien Yes, all the furniture is custom-made. Here are some examples of small bathrooms and utility rooms:
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a building in Mannheim, that I modelled in sketchup and some parts with meshyAI. render made in Nano Banana, video made with Midjourney
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Wonderful work – a great building too! – I would love to learn more about the SkUp process, e.g. how the AI model components are ‘connected’ to the SkUp model (only if that's okay with you).
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very simple: I uploaded some photos of the fassade to meshyAI and got the complicated parts. I deleted the unsuable parts and modelled the rest according to the real meassurements.
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...Thank you for this detailed presentation Jo-Ke – you have more or less used these AI building blocks. Together with your model correction, your AI render is a great result.
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yes, exactly. these were the two models of meshyAI. I purged the wrong geometrie and made the rest with sketchup modelling in the right size but the complicated part was done by AI.
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...and it is clear that you are already an experienced "prompter" (does this word even exist?) – given your good results, here and elsewhere
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new project:
modelling, komposing, rendering took about 3 hours.
rendered with twinmotion, moodboard with nano banana.
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It's cool to see the scale of what you have been able to create with Meshi.. I started using it lately when I get thrown a curveball object that I just cannot model. A lighting designer sent me these glass beehives to put in a rendering. I would have spent hours trying to model something like this by hand
I was amazed at how well Meshi replicated these considering the organic shape and semitransparent materials.
So far I haven't been able to produce usable materials from Meshi.. But I wouldn't expect it to be able to handle opacity and emissive materials.
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