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Waiting for the Storm
AI-Enhanced 3D Render by dirtrider00or for anyone old enough and that had an old CJ 5 or 7, my damn vehicle broke down again!
Still, totally worth it.
Used a hybrid Katya with her skin. Jeep is by bytefactory over at Renderosity and Fistbastions Long road 3DL version.
Went with default.
Morning sunshine shining on front of character.
Thunderstorm on horizon.
No foreground or camera shadows. AI seems to want to put a photographers shadow in the render for some reason.
Realistic blue eyes.
Add lite blur to mountains and horizon.
Really tried to keep the jeep in focus but couldn't get any of my prompts to work.
Anyways, Aire works amazing on old Poser and 3DL shaders and materials. Honestly, can't wait till Iray gets implemented!
Oh, had to ditch the prop camera because AI kept wanting to add a strap to it for some reason.
And setting up lighting in Daz is far easier than prompting your way to your imagined image using Aire. Granted it was a learning curve, but it took about 30 renders to get the lighting right and consistent for how I wanted it.
Still, totally worth it.Used a hybrid Katya with her skin. Jeep is by bytefactory over at Renderosity and Fistbastions Long road 3DL version.
Went with default.
Morning sunshine shining on front of character.
Thunderstorm on horizon.
No foreground or camera shadows. AI seems to want to put a photographers shadow in the render for some reason.
Realistic blue eyes.
Add lite blur to mountains and horizon.
Really tried to keep the jeep in focus but couldn't get any of my prompts to work.
Anyways, Aire works amazing on old Poser and 3DL shaders and materials. Honestly, can't wait till Iray gets implemented!

Oh, had to ditch the prop camera because AI kept wanting to add a strap to it for some reason.
And setting up lighting in Daz is far easier than prompting your way to your imagined image using Aire. Granted it was a learning curve, but it took about 30 renders to get the lighting right and consistent for how I wanted it.
Outstanding set of images. I would agree that lighting is challenging if you have something very specific in mind. The "most" successful prompt I have found is to be specific about the direction of lighting.
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dirtrider00
Karma: 23,902
Tue, Aug 11Thanks! Yeah, I was really having a problem with the morning light preset for most of this set so I decided to switch to the default setting and type it in manually with placement and it worked alot better.
I actually asked for a feature request, something like the camera/framed image is always pointing north which would make it alot easier, at least for me to prompt my directions. Not sure if that is actually possible though.
I actually asked for a feature request, something like the camera/framed image is always pointing north which would make it alot easier, at least for me to prompt my directions. Not sure if that is actually possible though.
Mr_Cranky
Karma: 919
Tue, Aug 11I've basically been using front, back, left, right, high, low, above with what seems like some success.
dirtrider00
Karma: 23,902
Wed, Aug 12I've decided to actually study up on actual lighting, types, and key words for AI prompts before I start fumbling around to much. I'm kinda at the Daz stage where I loaded a hdri, spin it around till the lighting fits my character then hit render.
Dreamlight
Karma: 22,012
Sun, Aug 23Thanks for your feedback, totally, some kind of camera control is on the roadmap for sure!










































