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@@animationnest4228 you got it! LMK if you have video ideas!

@@animationnest4228 Also be sure to check out the rest of this series!

@@TheAdfk So when you go to AI enhance, theres a little slider icon where you can tweak the weights and use the partition settings to only select specific areas, I made a whole video about it here www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DCiO-Vvy5RK0&ved=2ahUKEwjb_7HBx_OJAxWbEGIAHUQjIAcQwqsBegQIFBAG&usg=AOvVaw2oicXEqVKm9p8FatRZlvjW

@@balintkiss6778 Usually we make them from scratch - all these tutorials come from 3d models we make or have used on jobs, if I didn't have these I'd probably pull from the sketchup warehouse, 3DSKY, or even the D5 Scene Express!

No problem!

@@andremartins3679 Appreciate it! LMK if you have any video ideas!

@@mendezbridget2381 Not only PS but so much more!!

@@jacekgawronski5482 Thank! Tutorial to follow!

@@jxnjen DW have started reducing the intensity and speed of it in future vids!

Yes!! Aiming for this Friday/ maybe weekend to go live!

@@andychristoforou witing for it sir... have a good day ahead

@@user-xm7fh1nk6k On the Launcher explore page, scroll down a little - one of the default projects D5 offers

@@sondamvula Yesss exactly! Really messes up people, I hope they simplify the importing out!

@@JigsHidalgoMusic Appreciate the complement, looks like the YT algorithm is working well, ha! Glad you discovered the channel!

@ love the tutorials. please keep em coming!

@@JigsHidalgoMusic you got it! LMK if you have any specific topics you'd like a vid on!

@@andychristoforou Would love to have an in depth tutorial on lighting for interiors. Both daylighting and artificial lighting (how to get the right values for the natural and artificial lights candela/lumens).

@@JigsHidalgoMusic Ah that's a good idea! Good compliment to the exterior lighting video I just did! I'll add that to the queue, thanks!

D5 has done a great job with all their plugins being developed at the same stage so Blender is an excellent option because of how robust the modeling tools are (and it's free) plus their UV capabilities! Pretty much all the settings I talk about here carry over to it. Don't worry, Blender will not hold you back! Not sure about a BF sale, but if you check my video description I always offer 5% off subscriptions! I'll also be giving out a free month of D5 Pro soon, stay tuned and thanks for the support!

@@andychristoforou So it was better to use DirectExport especially in Blender, so their settings and UV can transfer to D5 fully ? I still trying for 1 month too

@clainwahyudarmawan7055 Direct or Live are totally fine for blender. Just remember to apply materials! Yes, giving out a free month of D5 - check my latest community post!

Not really! They're for different use cases, Enscape is great for quick concepting not really photorealism (Chaos has Vantage and Vray for that) , D5 is built for photorealistic real time rendering at any project phase and can handle very large scenes. The comparison is not directly apples to apples because of how different the features are, D5 is in the same band as Lumion/Twinmotion/Vantage. Hope that helps.

@ thanks

NP and I totally agree, best RT engine out there right now!

@@sondamvula Thanks Sonda!

@@RajDani-n2h That pointer actually doesn't exist, its added in post, sometimes itll look like 2 pointers if the one in post is slightly slow

I can lessen the zoom intensity in future videos

Thanks Rakesh!

What resolution are you using for your HDRIs?

@ I used 2k up to 8k files from polyhaven but the background is blurred/low quality. Especially if the HDRI have buildings at the background, though you can't notice the issue if its just clear skies hdri. Thanks

So I did a test, yes it looks blurry in editor but when you render it's full quality! Just used the noemotion hdris, 15000x7500px. It's blurry for the sake of performance in the editor!

@@UlviDemir-x4t Usually I'm in the HDRI camp! Sometimes that happens because of the AI atmosphere tool generating a cool HDRI for me. It really depends on the project though, I wouldn't limit yourself to one or the other, once you play around with both long enough you begin to see the pros and cons of each setup!

@@andychristoforou ^thank you <3

Press V to switch gizmo to scale!

@ thnks sir

@@rahulramesh2520 Thank you!!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed this.

Thanks so much Rakesh! I appreciate all the support! Part 2 dropped earlier today too!

Also - saw your video for house in the woods and the lightly weighted project! Glad to see these projects coming to life! BTW on upload, turn off "made for kids" so people can comment on your videos!

@@andychristoforou Done that, I hope you will like and comments on it

@@sunitparanjape2722 I7-6800k cpu, 3080 gpu, 64gb ram!

@@digitalview3605 Thanks so much!

Thanks so much, Part 2 (rear elevation) will be going up this Sunday 😀. Appreciate the support as always!

Thank you very much for the video. From where can we get the SketchUp model?

No problem, I'll always have the project files in the description! For easy access: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/95ddfuwdt2x8afuctdrh3/AIDomNHhuxGBHI3WsWoGxkY?rlkey=0qnoqu0f62kq2cgcno76mxy42&dl=0

@@andremartins3679 Appreciate it!! Tomorrow we'll be kicking off a new mini render series, stay tuned!

@@stephenadotey3003 Sure! Excited to see what you come up with!

AH! Good call, I'll have to disable that and see! It's weird that it's affecting the video output too, never seen that before so thanks for the tip!

@@WaceraMurage No problem! Glad you found it useful!

Great workflow, the MJ editor is insane - I should do a video just on that in the context of interior design, it is VERY powerful. I was feeding it some clay renders of a project of mine and it did an incredible job adding materials so I can imagine it doing wonders with your drawings!

@@Mikasa1152s Ha, thanks so much - yes go ahead!

@@andychristoforou thanks, it is about the library, am not always online so how can i have the library offline just like in lumion? and thanks in advance

@Mikasa1152s Ah, yeah that's a tough one - so the biggest difference is D5 has a cloud library so every time you activate an asset its downloading it, as opposed to lumion installing with all the assets (this is why the installer is massive), so in your case, you could potentially just download as many assets as you’ll need for a project, or import your own and then add them to local so they're your "own" asset library

@@andychristoforou so, what are saying is that d5 is an all out online program for its library?

@Mikasa1152s For the most part yes! I believe only a small amount come in via the installer, the majority are downloaded. The other potential issue is working offline, you'd lose out on the ai enhancer function too.

Good call, I've dropped them in this folder here for you to check out: www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/t7ak8242nwty5yyus3ps6/AMf_CcD0n7414_wmfymiCxI?rlkey=a573amkd04b1kf4p1z2nfw1dg&dl=0 IMO I think Magnific did a fantastic job using very light/default settings, I even included my settings in there for the comparison! LMK if you have questions.

Appreciate it!! LMK if you have more content ideas, I've got another mini series in the works 😀

@@Jordan-dr9hq Thanks Jordan! This is a fun mini-series, glad you're enjoying it! Good catch!

Ah thanks so much! Appreciate hearing you like this series! LMK if you have ideas for the next part!

@@guilhermeweber8961 Thanks! Which room do you want to see next?

@@andychristoforou i'd like to see an external image, maybe a pool area :D

@@guilhermeweber8961 That could be cool, I can look and see if I have any nice pool projects we can do! Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks so much, glad you're enjoying the series - Part 5 is coming very soon!

@@Egyptsdad How much? Spec wise thats amazing!

@@andychristoforou $1200 comes with a warranty as well.

@@Egyptsdad Dude, get that!! that's a steal!

And amd ryzen 9 5000 series processor. I guess my main concern was the graphics card performance with it being 3070 vs the 4060/70

@@andychristoforou okay, for sure. thanks for the response.

@@now_ever My bad - thanks for pointing that out, I put the raw render, upscale, and watercolor images here if you'd like to see the outputs and compare, that might be easier! www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/9sj24jhjg1chlkcw17rkm/AAPaD6aAROk4rtvlb0iTTaU?rlkey=o45kgjdo7f5ej1we7ytwt04y9&st=4sbcnfvl&dl=0

@@graphikeye It's a bit steep but can be useful if you need that extra detail/style

@@andychristoforou agreed. The monthly plan is tempting. Thanks for sharing

@@graphikeye NP, IMO how I justify it, if it saves me a minimum of an hour of rendering/modeling time a month, it makes sense - LMK what you think about it!

Great question, taken from their ToS, Section 4 "You own all Assets You create with the Services to the fullest extent possible under applicable law." Reference document here: docs.midjourney.com/docs/terms-of-service

@@andychristoforou, good to know. When you sign up here are the “Rights You give to Midjourney” By using the Services, You grant to Midjourney, its successors, and assigns a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicensable no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, and distribute text and image prompts You input into the Services, as well as any Assets produced by You through the Service. This license survives termination of this Agreement by any party, for any reason.

Yes, when I reviewed this with Legal, our understanding of why this exists is in case they happen to show one of your images in an any marketing materials more so than MJ wanting to get into design work. There's another clause that's something along the lines of if you're a pro user, they will try to limit the potential of showcasing your work but also on the flip side I wouldn't produce an image and then go and get that built, I'd use it as a spring board for ideas, you know what I mean?

@@andychristoforou This is an interesting discussion. I think it would be important though to be transparent with your clients that you are using MJ and AI. Personally, I'd be more comfortable installing Stable Diffusion with Flux and ComfyUI or Forge on my own local workstation or server, than giving MJ the rights to something that my clients (especially corporate ones) wouldn't want them to have access to.

@@rn4490 For sure - great discussion, for work where we feed a model images to work off of, say a massing model of our designs - we use Flux and SD for the transparent IP around commercial usage. MJ is just used for inspiration/look and feel studies, not design work.

@@capitalra7066 Thanks for watching and commenting!