Is there a tutorial for glass and emitter materials?

due to the sunset of twilghtrender I stumbled across this new alternative.

downloaded and licensed it today.

looks promissing....

@pilou said:

Have you try Krea ai or Magnific ai for enhance the first ai result ?
(Magnific ai has not try version)

the pic above is the plain output of Sketchup Diffusion.

Sometimes I am using Stable diffusion to develop the pics further.

Stable Diffusion is a strong tool with many options to change the style and details of any pictures.

I didn't try the apps you mentioned

These are really bad news.

I switched more and more to twinmotion for bigger projects but twilightrender is still a strong tool to render quick and easy precise pictures, without leaving the sketchupworld.

I don't know any alternative to that app.

SkechupDiffusion isn't precise enough.

Maybe some day render and ai merge to the perfect, quick and easy result inside sketchup.

beautifull work!

mixing AI and render in photoshop is a really good workflow:

especially the textiles come out much better

This one looks better.

My general problem with AI is, that I have to less control over the result.

In my case, I want to sell a shelf or a wardrobe and it has to be a consistant look.

But AI does a wonderfull job in textiles and Lightning.

So I am trying to combine them in Photoshop.

hmmm. I think su diffusion does a better job, what I can see.

another one. diffusion is the loser in this case.

this time twinmotion wins.

all renders optimised in photoshop

new project for my website:

Panoset: https://doerr-ma.de/pano/59/

Benutzt von Euch jemand Twinmotion?

still testing the options....

I just started to combine render and AI.

rendering cloth in wardrobes has really bad results, because of low resolution models. If I would take better models for cloth the filesize would rise enormously.

AI does really a goof job in makeing realisic cloth and a bad job in doing the rest in desired materials and colors.

so I took my render with the right setting for my wardrobe and took the cloth of the stablediffusion output and merge them in Photoshop:

unfortunately I can't export my POV Camera to twinmotion. this would be helpfull for later work in photoshop

@l i am said:

Very cool Jo-ke, if you used/use prompts, would you mind posting the prompt? Would be very helpfull

I've used very simple prompts like: ultrasharp photography of a modern dining room in beige and blue colors, tropical garden outside"

@solo said:

That is way cool, can you get multiple views of the same image? or will the AI create a different reult for different views?

that's the typical AI problem, always different results.

I hope there will be more control in the future.

Stable diffusion has controlnet, a good tool to create consistant pictures but I have no idea to use it together with sketchup.

Maybe in the future there will be more development

and a tramwaymodel:

here a test with interior design:

and an additional pic with twinmotion

I am testing Sketchup diffusion.
I took an old model and let it go through the new app sketchup diffusion. the result is quite good but the quality looks a bit like a sketch. I took the Picture to stable diffusion and developped it further with image2image and realistic vision. The result is really great...

@l i am said:

VERY nice work mate. Are you taking advantage of Lumen yet?

Yes, this one is made with Lumen.

I see some reversed faces

wow! phantastic work!