MyArchitectAI plugin - beta testers needed
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Hey all,
Some of you already use MyArchitectAI for turning models into photorealistic renders quickly. Now, you can do it inside SketchUp, so you don't have to export anything or jump over to the browser.
We're running it as a beta first, and I'd love some honest feedback from people who model for a living. What breaks, what feels clunky, what's missing. Everyone who joins gets free rendering credits so you can put it through its paces properly.
If you're up for it, get the installer here: https://airtable.com/appoSwpj8e5y1i7e8/pagDc921RQ0vycZw0/form
Happy to answer anything in the thread. Cheers!

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Hey Kacper, Looks slick. Love to move away from the browser too.
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@Rich-O-Brien glad you like it Rick! It's been one of the most requested features from our users, so I'm excited to finally launch it.
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Hi,
I use Vray for render, Vray uses proxy meshes for assets. MyArchitectAi rendered them as they are. It should render car shaped meshes as cars and tree shaped meshes as tree i guess.. -
Proxy meshes won't render correctly in our tool as the engine works differntly than physically-based renderers like V-Ray. MyArchitectAI can only see what's visible in your view. If your trees look like gray blobs in SketchUp, they'll look like gray blobs in your render.
So instead, use full 3D models for anything important in your scene, especially furniture, plants, and trees. Alternatively, you can add than at a later step using one of our editing tools (available in the web app at the moment).
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Ok. Thank you..
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