This is cute at the beginning stages of design, but it's useless when you have to produce anything architectural. In architecture precision is paramount, that is literally the point of the profession. Having Midjourney re-interpret your design is a no-go. It changes too much and all detail is lost. It's like throwing pretty ink at a wall after having chosen the colors and calling yourself an "artist".
I agree that the usage of this kind of work flow is extremely limited, if not completely useless. However, there are other AI tools for architects that work much better. I played around with PromeAI and it's pretty cool in terms of transforming the aesthetic of your sketch/visualisation.
@@NizarBredan Great tip thanks. PromeAi seems to be good at retaining the essentials while providing stylistic re-interpretations. I played around with Stable Diffusion + Controlnet and it's returning good results, although it's a lot more cumbersome (and resource heavy) than Prome. I guess we won't have to wait long for an iterative workflow that provides the results we're looking for.
I agree! Precision in architecture is at times the most important step. At this point in time Midjourney an amazing tool for inspiration. It will only get better. I wouldn’t be so quick to throw it aside. Learn how it works, how to use it, and if it has no place in your workflow then move on. You may prefer SD and Controlnet ua-cam.com/video/hEBVps8rnRk/v-deo.html
I am a big fan. I think you have mastered midjourney. Question: can midjourney convert my autocad 2d floor plan into a 3d exterior perspective architectural modern rendering?
@@gentv9808 History has proven that the adaptive among us don't lose their jobs, they embrace the new technology and find new roles bridging the gap between the old and the new. People who had previous experience with cart mechanics became modern car engineers. Those who made their living laying out text blocks for press became desktop publishers. We're nowhere near at the point where AI is going to take over our jobs. Rather, it's kicked us in the butts to reimagine and enhance our current systems. Be excited about it, embrace it, dive in head first with the free knowledge graciously provided here on this channel. Don't come all up in anyone's face with your dumb, regressive negativity.
Misleading for sure, people are going to think that MJ is capable of turning your sketch into a render when in reality it tries to get a close approximate, it is still incapable of it. The example you are using is deliberate and misleading for sure.
The example is from following these exact instructions. Is there a step that you feel is causing the image to deviate too far from the original sketch? Remember to run it multiple times.
Thank you so much! One of my top priorities is to take something I am working on personally and after I learn it I break it down so others can learn it/understand it faster and better than me. Come back anytime!!
I just now tried to render an image I have of a house, the image i have is from a BIM model of the house however Midjourney totally changes the house and creates some random rendered houses that are somewhat similar in design. If only it was possible to create a rendered image of the exact house as it is on the image i uploaded otherwise whats the use?
“Midjourney, as the platform enabling the creation of these images, reserves perpetual, non-exclusive, and worldwide rights. This means that while the platform can use these images anytime they want, they are not exclusively theirs, and their usage is not limited to any specific region or time period.”
I'm not sure I like this. It takes out the artistic talent of the designer. The image you made were nice but visualisers spend years honing their skills to produce the images. I hardly think Dbox would use this but I could be proven wrong.
I agree it is a little spooky but I'm looking forward to the great potential it could have in progressing our built environment and how we occupy spaces.
Great videos I learned so much thank you 🙏 Do you have a tuto on how to keep an image exactly to it's original version and change just details on the image ?
It’s rumored that it will be able to in version 6 or 7. There are some quick and dirty tools like Leiapix converter which just makes little videos, or check out Mick Mumpitz channel for how to make a 3d inpainted model to put into Blender from just an image
Click the plus sign next to the chat box > select upload image > click your image and click open > *then press enter to send it to Midjourney* > right-click the image > select copy link.
Hey thanks for the tutorial but I m not able to see the copy link option after delete message nothing is coming window do i need to upgrade or is there any problem
Click the plus sign next to the chat box > select upload image > click your image and click open > *then press enter to send it to Midjourney* > right-click the image > select copy link.
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This is cute at the beginning stages of design, but it's useless when you have to produce anything architectural.
In architecture precision is paramount, that is literally the point of the profession. Having Midjourney re-interpret your design is a no-go. It changes too much and all detail is lost. It's like throwing pretty ink at a wall after having chosen the colors and calling yourself an "artist".
I agree that the usage of this kind of work flow is extremely limited, if not completely useless. However, there are other AI tools for architects that work much better. I played around with PromeAI and it's pretty cool in terms of transforming the aesthetic of your sketch/visualisation.
@@NizarBredan Great tip thanks. PromeAi seems to be good at retaining the essentials while providing stylistic re-interpretations.
I played around with Stable Diffusion + Controlnet and it's returning good results, although it's a lot more cumbersome (and resource heavy) than Prome.
I guess we won't have to wait long for an iterative workflow that provides the results we're looking for.
I agree! Precision in architecture is at times the most important step. At this point in time Midjourney an amazing tool for inspiration. It will only get better. I wouldn’t be so quick to throw it aside. Learn how it works, how to use it, and if it has no place in your workflow then move on. You may prefer SD and Controlnet
ua-cam.com/video/hEBVps8rnRk/v-deo.html
I am a big fan. I think you have mastered midjourney. Question: can midjourney convert my autocad 2d floor plan into a 3d exterior perspective architectural modern rendering?
Thank you very much! That is very kind of you to say. Unfortunately Midjourney is not capable of doing that.
Once this is possible, not only will it be awesome: you will also be out of a job :)
@@gentv9808 History has proven that the adaptive among us don't lose their jobs, they embrace the new technology and find new roles bridging the gap between the old and the new. People who had previous experience with cart mechanics became modern car engineers. Those who made their living laying out text blocks for press became desktop publishers. We're nowhere near at the point where AI is going to take over our jobs. Rather, it's kicked us in the butts to reimagine and enhance our current systems. Be excited about it, embrace it, dive in head first with the free knowledge graciously provided here on this channel. Don't come all up in anyone's face with your dumb, regressive negativity.
Right up there! =)
Appreciate you, bro.
You bet! Thank you for watching!
I don't have a Copy Link command, does it come with the more upscale subscription?
Solved:
click to expand the image, and at the bottom, select "Open in Browser" so you can copy and paste the image's URL.
@@alexshynkarou878 thanks
Please can you help me reduce the variation away from the original image or sketch that I upload? Is there a setting in the Midjourney parameters?
Misleading for sure, people are going to think that MJ is capable of turning your sketch into a render when in reality it tries to get a close approximate, it is still incapable of it.
The example you are using is deliberate and misleading for sure.
The example is from following these exact instructions. Is there a step that you feel is causing the image to deviate too far from the original sketch? Remember to run it multiple times.
I watched 2 videos of yours and Your way of explaining is beyond perfect. thank you I finally learned how to work on discord and mid-journey
Thank you so much! One of my top priorities is to take something I am working on personally and after I learn it I break it down so others can learn it/understand it faster and better than me. Come back anytime!!
I just now tried to render an image I have of a house, the image i have is from a BIM model of the house however Midjourney totally changes the house and creates some random rendered houses that are somewhat similar in design. If only it was possible to create a rendered image of the exact house as it is on the image i uploaded otherwise whats the use?
Although I love this and can’t wait to start, I wonder if they own the rights to my art/ images
“Midjourney, as the platform enabling the creation of these images, reserves perpetual, non-exclusive, and worldwide rights. This means that while the platform can use these images anytime they want, they are not exclusively theirs, and their usage is not limited to any specific region or time period.”
how do i get my own direct midj bot on discord for direct msg?
I'm not sure I like this. It takes out the artistic talent of the designer. The image you made were nice but visualisers spend years honing their skills to produce the images. I hardly think Dbox would use this but I could be proven wrong.
I agree it is a little spooky but I'm looking forward to the great potential it could have in progressing our built environment and how we occupy spaces.
@@altArchitecture It could be interesting but I don't like the idea of letting AI determine an outcome.
Which Midjourney subscription plan is best suited for the level of design exploration of this video?
The basic plan should be fine. If you plan on making A LOT of iterations then I suggest the standard plan.
Great videos I learned so much thank you 🙏
Do you have a tuto on how to keep an image exactly to it's original version and change just details on the image ?
Thank you! Unfortunately this method is about as close to the original you can get
Your reviews are so thorough! I’ve switched to Stylar for its AI features, maybe you could cover it in future content?
Ok! Let's say that the client loved one of the variations where to get plans for the exact image😂
Is there a way these 2D images can be converted into 3D in midjourney or some other plug-in?
As of now Midjourney is not capable of doing that unfortunately!
It’s rumored that it will be able to in version 6 or 7. There are some quick and dirty tools like Leiapix converter which just makes little videos, or check out Mick Mumpitz channel for how to make a 3d inpainted model to put into Blender from just an image
does it have to be a paid version because I don't have an option to upload - thanks
I am not getting the copy link option while reight clicking on the uploaded image
found the solutions...press enter 1st..lol
Thank you David for clarifying. I can't seem to find out why people are having that problem but you're likely correct they arent pressing enter.
Click the plus sign next to the chat box > select upload image > click your image and click open > *then press enter to send it to Midjourney* > right-click the image > select copy link.
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Correct, thank you. You will now have to subscribe to use Midjourney. In my opinion the price is well worth its capabilities.
Pretty cool stuff
Yes indeed! Thanks for watching
great video
Hey thanks for the tutorial but I m not able to see the copy link option after delete message nothing is coming window do i need to upgrade or is there any problem
Click the plus sign next to the chat box > select upload image > click your image and click open > *then press enter to send it to Midjourney* > right-click the image > select copy link.
It didn't work for me. Plus-Upload File-Enter- Right Click. Still no "copy link" option, only "copy message"@@altArchitecture
This worked:
click to expand the image, and at the bottom, select "Open in Browser" so you can copy and paste the image's URL.