You can see the final video that uses these animations here: ruclips.net/video/KFPgqKiErps/видео.html In the end I wrote a lot of python to animate these videos myself, so ChatGPT was extremely useful to get up and running fast, but I didn't use it to actually do the bulk of the programming. I did, however use it to help me solve some bugs and discover new features of the API that I wasn't sure about. So, it's a useful tutor and bug finder, but for an experienced programmer it will often be quicker to think and write directly in code than to use language to ask ChatGPT to do a given update to the program.
Very interesting model and it might seem obvious, but really good to have the perspective of using ChatGPT to speed up your work, rather than replace it. I liked that you speeded up the repetitive tasks (thanks)! I would love to see more like this!
Cool stuff, great distinction, on understanding, it will get there, or at least more useful at acting like it…I’ve been trying it to improve my geo nodes knowledge, and it is great at explaining existing documentation up to 2.92, but beyond that, it’s a near complete breakdown. Obviously has no knowledge of nodes past 2.92, new or deprecated, and so I haven’t been able to get it to help with anything at code level, mine or its own. Super for chatting about the topic and generating ideas, but 9/10 times faster to go search RUclips 😂🖤 will be fun as the years go by…but nothing earth shattering ATM. Stay curious.
Hi Manuele, I don't think ChatGPT could do what you might be hoping for. You can probably go from image -> text description of the image -> python script for Blender -> very rough model of something similar to what was in the original image. But I'm fairly confident that (at the moment) you couldn't use ChatGPT to capture an accurate 3D model representation of what is in an image. For that, your best bet would be to look for more specific 3D modelling tools.
@@Go-Meta Yeah chatgpt can identify some things in some pictures. But it seems very reluctant to commit itself about details. I think it's been biased to say it can't understand the contents of a picture rather than to guess wrong.
Hi, I'm not sure to be honest, but I would guess that Blender will work fine for some things, just not very complicated scenes. My suggestion is that you just give it a go (assuming you already have that particular computer). Hope it works well 👍
chatgpt can't even make a can/cylinder even if it's life depended on it. thanks but no thanks for all those blender/chatgpt guides. I rather just learn to code than to ask ai to give me the stl model.
You can see the final video that uses these animations here: ruclips.net/video/KFPgqKiErps/видео.html
In the end I wrote a lot of python to animate these videos myself, so ChatGPT was extremely useful to get up and running fast, but I didn't use it to actually do the bulk of the programming. I did, however use it to help me solve some bugs and discover new features of the API that I wasn't sure about. So, it's a useful tutor and bug finder, but for an experienced programmer it will often be quicker to think and write directly in code than to use language to ask ChatGPT to do a given update to the program.
Whoa I had no idea there was a scripting area like that in Blender! And also a nice demo about ChatGPT use
This needs more than 300 views!
Yeah, the scripting feature is really useful! ... especially with ChatGPT as a guide 😃
And, thanks for the encouraging comment 🙏
Very interesting model and it might seem obvious, but really good to have the perspective of using ChatGPT to speed up your work, rather than replace it. I liked that you speeded up the repetitive tasks (thanks)! I would love to see more like this!
Hey Jeremy, thanks!
And, yeah, I am trying hard to keep the videos as short as possible, as you have correctly suggested to me! 😃
Excellent!
Great demonstration. Like the other commenter I had no idea using python in Blender was so straightforward.
Awesome
Hey Phil, it's a pretty cool feature isn't it. ChatGPT taught me how to use it 😃!
Interesting 👍🏻 thanks for sharing
Thank you! 🙏
Cool stuff, great distinction, on understanding, it will get there, or at least more useful at acting like it…I’ve been trying it to improve my geo nodes knowledge, and it is great at explaining existing documentation up to 2.92, but beyond that, it’s a near complete breakdown. Obviously has no knowledge of nodes past 2.92, new or deprecated, and so I haven’t been able to get it to help with anything at code level, mine or its own. Super for chatting about the topic and generating ideas, but 9/10 times faster to go search RUclips 😂🖤 will be fun as the years go by…but nothing earth shattering ATM. Stay curious.
Should try the Claude sonnet 3.5 now
Yeah, I haven't yet had the time to check out the latest version of Claude, but it does sound very good.
fantastic vid
Thanks!
Do you think that Chat GPT can create a blender script to create a 3d model form a picture?
Hi Manuele, I don't think ChatGPT could do what you might be hoping for.
You can probably go from image -> text description of the image -> python script for Blender -> very rough model of something similar to what was in the original image.
But I'm fairly confident that (at the moment) you couldn't use ChatGPT to capture an accurate 3D model representation of what is in an image. For that, your best bet would be to look for more specific 3D modelling tools.
@@Go-Meta
Yeah chatgpt can identify some things in some pictures. But it seems very reluctant to commit itself about details. I think it's been biased to say it can't understand the contents of a picture rather than to guess wrong.
Sir can I use blender in Asus tuf f15 with rtx2050 graphics card
Hi, I'm not sure to be honest, but I would guess that Blender will work fine for some things, just not very complicated scenes. My suggestion is that you just give it a go (assuming you already have that particular computer). Hope it works well 👍
@@Go-Meta thank you so much
chatgpt can't even make a can/cylinder even if it's life depended on it. thanks but no thanks for all those blender/chatgpt guides. I rather just learn to code than to ask ai to give me the stl model.