AI Rendering for Architects - Project Veras (FULL INTERVIEW!!)

If you missed my last video about an AI rendering tool for architects be sure to check it out here first ( • AI Rendering for Archi... )... During that video I showed some snips of an interview I did with Bill Allen and Ben Gular from EvolveLabs... Some of you asked if there was more... So... Here you go! The full interview with the masterminds behind Veras...
Check out Veras Today: www.evolvelab.io/veras
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
01:00 How would you explain what Veras is?
02:30 What was the initial goal in making Veras?
04:20 Using Veras as a Conceptual Design Tool
05:40 Is the End Goal to Also be a Rendering Engine using Machine Learning?
07:58 Tips for Prompting and Model Building
10:09 Does the Order of Prompting Matter?
12:30 Do you needed edges on or off in your Revit view with Veras?
13:41 Are You Rendering Before Prompting in Veras?
15:55 Using Parenthesis for Emphasis of Prompts
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[@marysketch4772]

Very special to hear from "the masterminds." I also noticed the use of "the golden hour." Interesting point made about how the addition of geometry in some situations enhances "authorship." I'm also interested in seeing what a fully texturized model with a lot of detail, as you mentioned, will look like, eventually (in SketchUp).

[@TheRevitKid]

Why not a fully texturized model in Revit? 😜 … the barn example I have in this video is a detailed, fully textured, model - ruclips.net/video/wRWnqGvlbnk/видео.html

[@holliday69]

Awesome.

[@TheRevitKid]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@melsawy1606]

Did they train their own model or this is based on the more public models (midjourney etc.)

[@TheRevitKid]

Good question... I think the backend is using open source models... Not sure how many companies right now are training their own models vs. using open source models in different ways...?

[@melsawy1606]

@@TheRevitKid yes thats what I thought but I havent gotten a response from them. Would be nice to get transparency of what theyre using so people understand whats going on in the back end more. I guess it might be complicated as they dont want “competitors”?

[@MrBondarrr]

А ты построил уже дом в Ревите?))))