Using AI as a render engine
Hey everyone!
Build this tool recently, it gets input from the 3D scene and then passes it into an image model, so you can fly around and do AI "renders" of the environment. Can be useful if you need some consistency, want to try different texture variants, etc.
Would love to hear what you think!
Video:
https://youtu.be/WbdjvA5qwNg
Tool:
https://art3d.vercel.app/
Build this tool recently, it gets input from the 3D scene and then passes it into an image model, so you can fly around and do AI "renders" of the environment. Can be useful if you need some consistency, want to try different texture variants, etc.
Would love to hear what you think!
Video:
https://youtu.be/WbdjvA5qwNgTool:
https://art3d.vercel.app/
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Assuming we can be confident the training data isn't a giant pile of theft this is potentially quite an interesting idea an opens up all sort of possibilities for NPR that are super hard to achieve by conventional means and allow the artist actual control over scene composition.
The problem - of course - is that we probably can't be confident that the training data isn't a giant pile of theft.
Is it a giant pile of theft OP??