Preliminary unfinished SketchUp image - MYArchitect, Rendair workflow
Preliminary unfinished SketchUp image - MYArchitect, Rendair workflow from fmh design
Preliminary unfinished SketchUp image - MYArchitect, Rendair workflow

Renderings based on co-working firm Runway East's Birmingham location, designed by Interaction.

I wanted to take an early look at how these unusual Aloa chairs would be rendered. This time my normal MYARchitectAI and Rendair process seemed to require more than just the Rendair "image to render" enhancement so I added a reference image which helped.

I made an effort also to try the Rendair mode for processing an original SketchUp image, the "3D Base to Render" mode, but ran into same problems I've had before with this mode, with overdone results.

The MYArchitectAI result may seem lackluster but the accuracy is something I've never seen before in ai-powered rendering. It's so easy, too, no settings really. So I will continue to try to find the proper enhancement for the image. And MYArchitectAI has plans to improve the realism. Maybe I just need to wait until MyArchitectAI program is more developed.

Very preliminary, unfinished SketchUp image
Valuable accurate base result when SketchUp model image above is run through MYArchitectAI's "accurate mode." This was the first and only result, as it was very accurate the first time.
Still a little unexciting when the MYArchitectAI result is run in Rendair's "image to render" for enhancement. (No additional reference/inspiration image was used).
Another example of the SketchUp model image run in Rendair's "image to render" mode, but this time with a reference/inspiration image included. This is more the direction I will pursue if I continue with the project. I used a pretty strong creativity setting, but keeping materials and shapes strength high; that seemed to work best.
Additional image, still working with result of MYArchitectAI run through Rendairs "image to render" enhancement mode. Colors getting more accurate, can't seem to find much shine.
Reference/inspiration image used above.
This is an exmple of result if original SketchUp model image is run in Rendair's "3D base to image," which I think would be the appropiate mode for a SketchUp image. I can't control the results; almost always seem overdone. Chairs are wrong. I've set the image strength very high, creativity extremely low. Note: I have gotten good results running the SketchUp image in this mode before; even retried one of those recently and results were similar to before. So I don't know what is going on.
Another example of running the original SketchUp image in Rendair's "3D base to render." Image strength set extremely high, creativity very low. Possible reason for problems: Maybe the program rushes to complete empty space here, in unfinished image; not sure. Maybe the other projects that worked involved more conventional looking furniture which was easier for program to recognize.
Partial photo image of actual project
Adding this result from ai-powered renderer Visualizee, which I have used in the past. I think it's a solid result (without enhancement) and have always thought Visualizee has a good look, but I do remember that big errors in color were a problem.
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Preliminary unfinished SketchUp image - MYArchitect, Rendair workflow

Renderings based on co-working firm Runway East's Birmingham location, designed by Interaction.

I wanted to take an early look at how these unusual Aloa chairs would be rendered. This time my normal MYARchitectAI and Rendair process seemed to require more than just the Rendair "image to render" enhancement so I added a reference image which helped.

I made an effort also to try the Rendair mode for processing an original SketchUp image, the "3D Base to Render" mode, but ran into same problems I've had before with this mode, with overdone results.

The MYArchitectAI result may seem lackluster but the accuracy is something I've never seen before in ai-powered rendering. It's so easy, too, no settings really. So I will continue to try to find the proper enhancement for the image. And MYArchitectAI has plans to improve the realism. Maybe I just need to wait until MyArchitectAI program is more developed.

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