Vizcom : How to use Prompts & Get The Best Results for Industrial Design / Car Design
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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Looks SUPER cool!!! Just a video formatting request - can you not do the whole "auto pan/zoom" for these screen captures? Just feels super disorienting, and not necessary - the interface is so stripped down and elegant, it's not like folks are gonna get lost if you don't pan/zoom for clicks and input.
Agreed on this. Thanks for the comment
thanks for this! I just learned from your video how to use the "in paint"(lasso) tool...perfect!
That's awesome!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much !
Are there any plans to release this as an app for ipad?
Nice Concept!
Can we use without prompt but graphing like auto desk.
New to this tool and I have a quick question: I’m experimenting it on iPad and I really wish I can do “Ctrl+Option” key to suck & apply color to certain spots in “edit” mode. This way it brings familiar experience I’ve had from ProCreate. I can’t find way to do it, could you show me how to/better way to do it on iPad?
Super
For the second prompt that about the blue car in snow, you're using Render mode. What if using Refine mode?
well I just tried, Render mode would change it drastically like the whole color, but Refine only change a tiny bit.
quick querstion: when starting your first image, line drawing, 3d rendering etc do you use render or refine already ?
It was just purely from the prompt . The Canvas is originally blank so i set the drawing influence to 0% then just typed in a prompt with no initial drawing
@@vizcom_ai ok that makes sense. The refine button is only good for changing already rendered sections with the lasso tool?
I get better results when I added sketches to an renderews images and then her the Render button instewd
@@cekuhnen The refine works without using the lasso tool too, then the whole image changes a bit, bit it is mainly for applying changes with rough brushstrokes, how Jordan showed in the video. So you just indicate something rough on top of your render, and by each generation in refine mode, it get's implemented into the aesthetic of your render in a more realistic way.
@@GergelyMihaly-zg3yn yeah I tried using brush strokes and refine but the whole rendering rather lost detail
When I used render it looked much crisper
@@cekuhnen Oh I see, yes currently the render mode offers a bit more details but soon there will be quality improvement on that mode too.
Well that was a random ending.