Playing arround with Sketchup diffusion

[Rich O Brien]

@rv1974 said:

What are benefits of Comfy (in comparison to A1111)?

Its node based so its easier to follow logic if your comfortable in node based environments.

If not stick with A1111.

[jo-ke]

@l i am said:

I find it interesting that the sketchup dufusion and stable diffusion gave a very similar treatment to both images. For instance the sky is almost identical as is the lighting. The only difference I can see is the material mapping and roughness. I wonder why this is?

The Sketchup Diffusion Output is the Stable diffusion input. That is the reason both look similar but stable diffusion img2img devellops it a bit further to a better result.

[rv1974]

interesting observation on AI:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slg5zUy7xu4&t=2735s

[jo-ke]

overlay in photoshop:
-sketchtup
-skectchupdiffusion
-rayscaper

nice result

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[pixelcruncher]

@jo-ke said:

overlay in photoshop:
-sketchtup
-skectchupdiffusion
-rayscaper

nice result

Really nice! (I’m sorry, I accidentally downvoted, the buttons are too small for my thick thumbs).

[jo-ke]

further development in stable diffusion

sketchupdiffusion

[jo-ke]

I am using sketchup diffusion to build textures of buildings.

At first I am looking for sketches of fassades.

then I import it to Sketchup, define the colors in the promt and render it.

then I project the texture on my object and model the rest.

This is very fast and effective.

[jo-ke]

a funny weekend project.

some years ago, I was 3D scanned and they made a small 3D Modell of my body.

I scaned the small figure in3D and made a Sketchup modell of it.

The I renderd it in Sketchup diffusion and put it in stable diffusion img2img.
upscaling with my Lora and a reActor Faceswap.

nice result....

su view:

su diffusion:

stable diffusion:

[jo-ke]

quick tutorial to show how I use Sketchup Diffusion:

At first look for a drawing of a building, then texture a cube with it, and set the view to front view. then start Sketchup Diffusion. I typed for promt: "fassade of an old building, dirty beige sandstone" and hit "generate".

then I took the best one and hit "add scene". then I took the sketchup function "project texture" to exchange the drawing with the AI texture.

the cube is textured

some work on geometrie.... finished in less then 5 minutes....

and a quick render in Twilight Render

[jo-ke]

playing some more.

again the 3D figures...

su view

sketchup diffusion to stablediffusion, lora and ReActor Faceswap

not to bad

[jo-ke]

new playing arround:

at first I asked Midjourney to create a unique seamless texture for a modern building

then I created a scene in SU and hit render in Sketchup diffusion.

result was a nice AI render of the scene

then I took the render to kreaAI and a little postpro in Photoshop

[jo-ke]

but a solid render with twinmotion is still better!

and retouched with KreaAI

[jo-ke]

I am still trying to make the best out of sketchup diffusion.
I hope they will develop it further....

When merging su and su diffusion the result comes out quite nice....

su view:

su diffusion:

merged them both in photoshop "hard light"

background enhancment with kreaAI:

[jo-ke]

just 5 clicks and 2 minutes work to produce a nightshot:

[Rich O Brien]

@jo-ke I gotta admit I'm not a fan of AI. I know there's no escaping it. I just find it hard to say wow or well done.

I don't know what to say. Its a timesaver.