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in the details panel for the cesiumpolygonrasteroverlay for the Google photorealistic tiles try checking "invert selection" and deselect "exclude selected tiles". Also make sure the polygon is added to the polygons array.

@@Urban_Decoders Thanks it works

The nodes regularly get updated and sometimes causes the nodes to break unfortunately. Could be a few possible fixes. You could try Update All in the manager, and re- download all the IP Adapter files making sure they have correct names and locations. Make sure to have a folder named "ipadapter" inside the "model" folder.

Yes you can! its much easier now to just do it through a cesium ion account. I made an updated video here using that method: ruclips.net/video/SMxhERRVszU/видео.html

Depends on what you use Unreal for. For architecture and Digital Twins you want real environments and if you only need aerial views of simplified forms for urban analysis it maybe enough. For more detail closeups, yes you would need aerial drone scans for street details but that is another cost/ service.

@@Urban_Decoders pretty much...good for a flyby in a flight sim....not...much else...don't overlook.that most Devs are telling stories about their own world or universe...and there's other reasons to have a unique city...fight areas...boss areas...etc etc..

yes, same workflow just would recommend using a different control net (maybe depth) for voumes if you don't need details from your input image.

very powerful! You can really tap into Unreal's potential if you start working more wth blueprints/ C++ aswell

Glad it was helpful!

haha still human, haven't uploaded my conciousness into a machine yet.

You can download the scribble control net from hugging face here and paste into your control net folder: huggingface.co/lllyasviel/ControlNet-v1-1/tree/main

You can also follow the more detailed guide on control nets here that I used: ruclips.net/video/oGwTMmWXMjc/видео.htmlfeature=shared

yes you can now download Offline Clips of 3D Tiles with cesiumion. You can read about it here: cesium.com/blog/2024/05/08/cesium-ion-clipping/

Yes! you can use cesium cartographic polygons to clip both external and internal areas. I made a tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/SMxhERRVszU/видео.html

It may be to do that you are mixing SD1.5 models, controlnets, ipa adapters and checkpoints with SDXL ones. Could try double checking that all the models loaded are for the SD 1.5.

@@Urban_Decoders thanks for the hint , i used a wrong Controlnet model. thanks for this tutorial keep it up

You will need to download the sd1.5 line art preprocessor and paste in into comfyui/models/controlnet or you can go the the manager, custom nodes search control nets and select control net preprocessors. It will download it into your directory.

@@Urban_Decoders from i can download it link please

@@Urban_Decoders Where can we download the sd1.5 line art preprocessor,? I am unable to find anything to download with that description.

Try updating the ipadapter plus node and also try installing the "comfyUI essentials" custom node too from the manager. In the manager you can also go to install models and install CLIPVIsion models for the ipadapters there.

@@Urban_Decoders thx it works! ^^)

I have added all the links to the models, ipadapters and controlnets now in the description. For the Model checkpoint i used the juggernaut xl as it is one of my favourite but you can use any SDXL model: civitai.com/models/133005/juggernaut-xl

@@Urban_Decoders Thank you so much 🙂

You cannot split the streamed geometry but you can clip around it to keep or remove parts. I did a video on that workflow here: ruclips.net/video/SMxhERRVszU/видео.html

@@Urban_Decoders thanks 👍👍

This one is a basic one so easy to replicate from the video, but for more advanced workflows in the future i will share the comfyui files

Finch 3D, Laiout, Spacio, Maket, Architectures you can watch fall video here: ruclips.net/video/jMXhZB-udKI/видео.html

Since Unreal engine is a games engine normally you only export geometry to unreal engine for rendering and not the other way around. You wouldn't use unreal engine to do any detailed modelling.

@@Urban_Decoders is there a way to get google earth context to revit ?

Maket and architectures both have free trial. Some of the others are still under development on only release as pilot

you need to install the control net nodes from the comfyui manager

@@Urban_Decoders i did but maybe i need to try again thanks

@@Urban_Decoders it still has problems to find the data. The contorlnet loader does not find my data but it is in the right folder.

From the list at the moment Maket and architectures both have free trial. Planfinder (grasshopper plugin for plan generations) is also interesting and has one month free trial.

Maybe either lighting values too strong or the Gaussian splat needs to be rotated to be viewed properly. check all the exposure values in the post-processing are not too high if using manual override.

like flying among the clouds

check the fog height/ densities parameters to see if they are too strong (or turn it off to see if changes anything). Then for volumetric clouds try adjusting other parameters such the layer height.

You can package with cesium but you will always need an internet connection in order to stream the tiles as they cannot be downloaded or cached.

@@Urban_Decoders I know the internet need, but I only install the Cesium plugin and got package error and remove it then ok. I even not start to put Google Map in viewport. I use Unreal 5.3 and Cesium 2.3.

CESIUM 2.4

Thanks! I will do a few more videos covering some other core nodes/ principles in comfyUI and then plan to create some intermediate/ advanced complete workflows which combine them all. Multi-controlnets will be part if of it for sure!

when you select "create drawings" from under drafting and sections in the menu, the line work are all placed into layers so you can change colours etc. there. You can also export these to illustrator and then do your artwork using the same layers.

the advanced control net gives additional settings to adjust the control net, particularly on the strength of the effect. here is some good documentation on it: github.com/Kosinkadink/ComfyUI-Advanced-ControlNet. The scribble lines nodes and preview is there for you to see what the effect of each control net is. You can compare the various styles before running through the k-sampler. But you can omit this node and preview if you want.