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Many people mention the threat but fail to consider the cost.
Most AI companies are leaning heavily towards AI as a utility like water or electricity. So expect it to be a monthly utility cost for homes/users.
Whereas I am in the same camp as Dave. AI should be used to tackle real world problems.
I do use it but mostly as a feedback solution or ideation.
I would say the vast majority using AI in the 3D visualisation space are people that have never modelled, textured or rendered.
This is what I mean by enclosed...
The interior is really hard to bounce light around and in the real world there would be more internal light paths happening.
@Mike-Amos said in Kitchen/breakfast bar:
One of the issues with reflection settings is, you cannot go lower than 0.
Roughness is a 0 to 1 slider.
0 = 0% roughness therefore 100% reflection (Black)
1 = 100% roughness therefore 0% reflection (White)
The values actually represent Black to White which is why when you plug greyscale roughness maps you create some very nice results.
DaVinci Resolve has a free version that is on par with Adobe After Effects. Its probably overkill for your needs.
Try OpenShot: https://www.openshot.org/
Did you see its not embedded in Photoshop. They did a really good integration.
AI is certainly great at making compelling images.
@Gus-R said in Interior Renderings - Pacific Palisades, CA:
I would consider my own interior design
You have very expensive tastes!
So many details. Great renders.
very sharp. The presentation style on #2 I love. So clean
That came out great. When Grok gets longer video length it will great.
Nightmarish. I wonder if it needs more SketchUp lines and profiles?
Clever technique for the heat haze. The micro scratches are a nice touch too. Lifts the realism level.
I hope we get to see Schuey in public soon. The GOAT
Looks great. Wouldn't fancy cleaning those windows.