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hey this is looking amazin ! how did you import 2d graphics with niagara ? Is it applied as a material on the mesh renderer?

Woah, that looks like it had taken a while

WHAT!?!?! This is so freaking cool!

Wow! Another brilliant idea! Definitely gonna try this out. :D

can u make a full video on it. this wasn’t very descriptive

So good! my img to img just generates the same pic I uploaded..any ideas?Thanks

You probably see these things as rudimentary, but your knowledge of networks combines with knowledge of 3D just shows me endless horizons in such a small amount of time, it's insane. Большое спасибо. :)

Awesome research and development. As for your question about video length, I personally like your content. With information like this, short and to the point is a great approach to teaching artists. I myself can get lost easily in drawn out videos because I most likely am looking for a tutorial on how to do something in the moment, such as for work. I feel the length of a video tutorial should be judged by the different use-cases of the tip/trick you are advertising/presenting. Then maybe the "why"s or "why not"s I like longer videos if it's a 'work-along" kind of vibe. Thanks and keep putting out great content.

I was waiting to see animation like your intro video😢

Love your channel, so sick and original style. Congratulations!

Great tutorial thank you

Need more video with AR + AI

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try to using paralax oclusion material dude, for more depth

looks like cheating for talentless people wo didnt put in the time and effort

@DIGITAL GUTS, I really like this workflow, I also wanted to know, can I use this same strategy for humanoid AI characters, as you are the only person I have seen use this workflow, thanks in advance :) also subbed

Changing to double sided vertices, is the way to remove and double the texture map data.😂

Goodness me… how and why are slow eye movements in the female eye ball-brain so deeply, directly connected to the male brain.???? 🧠 😂❤

Yo, how you get a stable diffusion, control net as local? it is?

So cool!

was that the same workflow that you used for the metahuman?

Nice sound blob

Cool! Do you have any info on this? Is it triggered via midi from ableton or something along those lines? 🙏

That actually is a pretty decent little quick workflow. Pop that out to something like zbrush and go to town refining. Is it really good enough on its own? For previz and posing with a quick rig, absolutely. That's pretty fast tbh and simple.

Awesome!!! 😮😮😮

what about meshes to ai images?

crazy how much time it would save game developers, not having to do all that work to create that texture by hand. just get an ai to generate a hundred in a couple minutes, pick the best one, done. the only question is will game developers than take that saved time and put it into making a good game, or will they just use the ai as a way to churn out uninteresting low effort games

Hello thank for video please ,please.give me tutorial traking armor 3d stable diffusion and man video please urgen sorry bad english iam french

this is absolutely SICKENING and i'm here for it. subbed.

full tutorial pleasee

✌️✌️✌️ wow

Cool project and great use case for this workflow! This short form video is good, but I appreciate longer more detailed videos too. What are the two windows you have open at 1:30 ? Is that a file viewing app or is it associated with Stable Diffusion?

Appreciating my existenz more after seeing this 🐣

genious

How did you make this!!!? It’s awesome

You too can turn a beautiful image into a wad of chewing gum! Really though, well AI does make some nice concept art, but it's no substation for real 3D modeling. Not to even mention optimization and model/rigging planning. Modern games lag far behind the performance they should have because of these lazy "sculpting" techniques that take artists away from the per-polygon they should be focusing on. Polygon counts matter, folks! Just because an engine can do 1 million polygons per second is no excuse for burning 500k of that on a vase.

amazing video broddy---did u use any (stable diffusion models???

When I do this with a depth map of a 16:9 format, the displacement modifier applies the map as a small 1:1 repeat pattern.. why? note: I made my place 16:9 ratio and applied scale before adding displacement modifier.

yeah and what software or website did you use on the first minutes ?

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where is your hoodie from?

Wow... Just wow. Nice trick.

man, i think u r doing pioneer content in terms of the usage of Ai in the Vfx pipeline.

I love this and your intro!

usually I don't find such good music with these tutorials, cheers mate

i wana see so many crazy textures on a metahuman tbf lol these are nuts

i wouldnt mind learning blender and learning how to do this. can you do a tutorial on how to run "zoe depth" locally?

Thank you for this amazing tutorial!

Sorry if this is a newbie question ...but is this dreamstudio some componet of SDXL?