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Re: What is the potential of Python in Archviz - Looking for Ideas and Insights
My advice.. Read what chatgpt did. Use it to learn to write the code yourself and apply that to any language and environment you find yourself in. The llms are good at JavaScript and python because 90% of the code on GitHub is JavaScript or python. they fall flat pretty quick outside of that environment and fail utterly… -
Re: What is the potential of Python in Archviz - Looking for Ideas and Insights
Moving your topic over to "Coding, Scripting & Shaders" since that's where you're more likely to get feedback from CG people here who use Python. -
Re: What is the potential of Python in Archviz - Looking for Ideas and Insights
the problem with OP switching to blender is that the entire archviz space is max based - max is objectively better suited to dealing with anything precise/cad derived as well. I've not touched it in a while but max's python (to me) is similar in feel to pymel in maya It's a lot less stinky than maya.cmds but you're still… -
Re: What is the potential of Python in Archviz - Looking for Ideas and Insights
I needed a script other day that would calculate normal maps intensity parameter from a target normal map example and match all the project normal maps to same intensity for more unified look . I asked Chat to hipass normal maps, extract high frequency details and measure each pixel normal deviation from vertical, find a…
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