Forget about modeling blender generators are here 

Small and insignificant is just the beginning stages push through that and you will meet greatness

Will do!

Agreed! This was insane

Hehehe

Yes, imagine modeling a folk and cups only to be just 5 pixels in the image, but if there not there they will be noticed

@@TopChannel1on1 yes, i have to decor and put furniture to create a house, i have no time to model 🤣

... why arent you using software for it then... with milliosn of prefabs lul. architects have it...

Same here, ppl were skeptical of one guy in our class that was learning blender when everyone started learning 3Ds max, I was one of the few that believed in him and the program. Today we laugh about it how much blender took off 7 years ago. Oh and yeah I swapped to blender too.

Yea plus it doesnt cost 372525272736$ over a 20 yr span.

Former 3dsmax downright fanatic over here… all those years defending it and using it quite efficiently at least. But now, what am I going to do with all that Maxscript knowledge for example! Wish I knew all the Blender nodes, python et al instead now 😅

and even getting better

houdini has been doing this shit better for years

Generators are what we need to meet client deadlines

@@TopChannel1on1 This is exactly it. This isn't about replacing your art or long term projects processes. These are to help people with clients and short deadlines for things the artists wouldn't normally create themselves for themselves but as a means to get by and get paid until they land their big break

It's not fear that drives us when we see these kinds of add-ons, it's concern about the inevitable regression of general human skill that comes with it. You get the outcome without the journey so basically you remain unskilled.

@deadsetanime7102 this is a rare comment. A good point well made honestly. I'm all for AI because it's a useful tool but I'm also skilled for years of doing it all manually and understanding the theory. In the future we will indeed get results from unskilled people who may not know the theory or fundamentals. So I think the skill cap will be even higher. To be able to provide quality and genuinely interesting results, a person will need to understand thr theory in both AI and their particular discipline.

@@MonsterJuiced thats true, its like photography everyone has a phone that can do it, but if you need good photos, you call a pro

thats the spirit

wish u luck, hope it comes out great

Have fun!

yap, and more is coming

true, i think they are meant to help you save time, so you can use the saved time to polish your art, if you just use the addons/generators as they are, your art is going to look blunt and uninspired

Don’t think gaming companies will see it that way. Speed+greed+no human needed= profit $$$

thank you mate

Thanks a ton!

Eey

what are you making with the furniture

you can make furniture pretty easy sit down and start with a few chairs. might take you a day to learn well. then a week to get a work flow down. after a good bit and knowing some substance painter you can set up a full array of about 20 pieces with out a gen in about 4 to 5 hours

Ima tell you this. I about 2 months of casual blender learning. You could definitely be making your furniture at no cost to you other than maybe a high quality texture material pack for about 50$. Furniture isnt generally animated. You cut out a huge part of the learning curve by not needing animations.

Thank u

That’s how everything works really. Money can buy a lot of shortcuts/resources/help in any field

yup, if you are rich you can make a movie or animation, if your power you render 15 second renders or photos and thats it, these generators help artist to render more than a photo or just a few frames

true

Some of them anyway.

And us! 😊

Hehe

you should definately learn to model things on your own, its the only way to fully utilize 3d applications

The castles don't have interior but the buildings do.

@@OmniSoundAI well the ideal generator would have internals and externals for buildings with prefabs for inside furniture that work reasonably well

@@Ponlets you can pick apart the generator and setup a small room and make it modular then you can add walls and such. once you have a cohesive room gen you can then have a layout gen. and then a full building gen off that. wouldn't be to hard.

true

thank you

Works in both

@@TopChannel1on1 ok 👌 thx

its just few cheap addons to sell to noobs, dont mind him

@@Eldalion99999 yep this is just more you dont have to learn rubbish for people who want shortcuts that just lead to endless limitations, you will find a whole group of them from the past in a softwear called poser lol, i remember them all saying, you dont need to learn to model characters, this was about 20 years ago and well lets just say they were very very wrong

how much time are you giving me

@@TopChannel1on1 10 days static crowd, 30 days animated crowd. football players having a match at night - 50 days

@@chadgtr34 kekek u want to unalive me

AI can generate and throw out alternatives. The artist first curates to choose which alternative is best fit for the context, and then modifies it to truly present the artist's perspective. The AI does the grunt work. The artist does the creative editing and modification. More often than not the process consumes more time. But the output is more considered and makes the artist more confident.

@@surajitsensharma5295 yes but take into account the fact that there are going to be much more models on the market at much more lower price; i know well these phenomena, since 20 years ago i could sell an archviz 3ds max render starting from ten times the price it is today, mainly due to progress in lighting and material technologies (i foresaw this and quit th business in 2005 as soon as brazil and vray became popular). So to avoid an overproduction crisis and a fall of profit crisis in the sector, it will be needed a much broader market to sell all of these products and at least maintain the same profit rate. To make this happen, the exponential adoption of automated applications should absolutely not cause a decrease in the number of human worked hours, since real profits, on average in a a free market, come only if there is human work to exploit. Due to debt servicing and other financial factors, profits from human work should increase 1.5% yearly to avoid a crisis. You say this ai pipeline requires more work to the artist, but since we should consider the total models number increase and the total artists workforce, I'm not so sure that productivity increase Is going to match market absorption in the future.

!9 32gb 3070

@@TopChannel1on1 Wow... What a beast. 👍

It says custome ratings: 1, doesn't that mean only one person so far rated it out of 100+ who bought it? It might just take time for people to rate it.

you need to learn geometry nodes

i think its hard to make procedural game mechanics, as every game is different and also there alot of game engines, but assets are easy because they can be used with any engine or game, unfortunately that means that fewer artists will be making them

true, you can't replace modeling all together, but you dont have to make everything your self

When learning that's betrer

heheheh

because it has always been like that, am sure before the modifiers we use now you had to learn doing things like bevels and subdivisions the hard way, then someone created modifiers that could be used in a single click and it felt pointless to learn the hard way, but knowing how its done the hard way is how you learn to create new tools to replace the hardway of doing things, no beginner is going to make geometrynodes generators its people who already no the hardstuff simplifying them, so dont be demotivated to learn the hard way, tomorrow you will be making the tools to simplifying our lives

@@TopChannel1on1 Many thanks for the reply👍Puts things into perspective. Personally I get frustrated by trying to understand the generic setup/functions of Blender while also being aware that there is a wealth of development and new additions. It can be overwhelming which I find then hinders my progression? To use the analogy of 'run before you can walk' comes to mind🤪

look man i wanna make characters but i will eventually NEED to make buildings for projects and will have very little fun in modeling buildings, the people that want to model buildings will be able to create things greater than this but for the people that dont this stuff is a godsend because otherwise there will be very little passion anyway in the buildings i create regardless

Why? These are the mundane end of the art spectrum. Sure we could remake every stupid planet for our showcase of the building we modelled....sure we could. But...why? Do i want to spend 90% of my time as an artist going thru the motions to have the same or extremely similar outcome? No. I really dont. We must use it. Or we get left behind.

Dont get frustrated with blender. It sucks at the start for sure. Unless your some genius savant in the digital world with an already strong background in art. But its worth pushing forward. Learn one thing a day to your core memory pallete. And in a year you will be good. I highly suggest if you are not a really good artist, to pickup some art classes once or twice a week. Practice drawing 3d models with a pencil when you can. Fruit. A bowl. A hat. Anything. These will help your blender experience in many many ways.

I does seam like that, but market for models is still alive, and these generators still use pre made models too

@@TopChannel1on1 Yeah I'm just starting to think learning to code your own software and use AI to its max is the best bet for maximum personal creative potential these days though.

@@VioFax Life and especially creativity are not about maximums (or numbers at all). They are about sharing your experiences and perspectives with other human beings, and that will never cease to be important! It will always be valuable to create however YOU want to create, and your creations will always be a unique reflection of who you are. Do what speaks to you. Do not be discouraged.

You've seen the future! It's true, when everything's the same, nothing is special and when everyone is "special", no one is. Fame is about being ahead of a curve, that's all. Time-based. Being ahead of the pack makes you look special and you are if you worked hard to get there. I think in any large data set of people you're going to have. Most people in the middle who aren't special And a few at the upper end who will be doing amazing things. And that's independent of how advanced the tools are at any time.

People who want/need things done quickly, and don’t need everything to be designed and built from scratch, which is a lot of people.

very practical, vfx is alot of things , so you have to be specific

Well the client won’t care if you worked hard on something it may feel better to you but he wants it done as soon as possible as long as it looks good to him

@@shodan2002 i agree

if you have the time and its a hobby, but if you have a deadline approaching you need to know that these tools exist

t do you hate blender

because now you can make worlds

It’s the first thing you have to learn and it’s also the most satisfying aspect of 3d Art so I don’t get why you would take this away from us and make lifeless generators 😢

Don't worry game devs will always need modelers no matter how crazy ai and auto gets we will always need modelers that can make specific designs come to life.

your hobby is 3d modelling, some peoples jobs are. They might need these for speed

@@user-nz9eq2is8e it’s also my job

there some free

I would love to see what u come up with

Anatomy is a branch of biology. It's all about the structure of organisms. Castles don't have anatomy, so how can someone study it? Let's be honest, you're blowing smoke out of your butt and calling it perfume. Get the skills and knowledge to actually flex on people or don't flex.

heheh why we love unreal here

I use blender for modeling and use it to be able to put it into unreal engine..since being able to play the world's I create are definitely better for my goals.

Bringing back the fun in blender

@@TopChannel1on1 there never was any