Turn your AI images to simple 3D models in seconds | Tutorial UE5

CSM seems to require an acct to login.

Does the image have to come from MidJourney? Can someone use original art?

Great stuff. We need more videos!

Thank you very much for sharing your guides. The effects are very cool! Please tell me which UnrealEngine guide would you recommend?
It would be best if it was your style! :))

damn, this is great, im a concept artist and I dont really think most ai is ethical but this one about 2D to 3D has some future, as long as this shit does not get fed by human's art to make the base meshes, it will be a great tool for concepts <3

the link shows a differnet page for me it doesnt work

I can't open CSM - it's just blinking...

How did you do the landscape?

Amazing video! Which shaders are you using on the 2nd version? It looks really good! It almost looks hand drawn!

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Which software you are using

The website generates random stuff I can't even come close to using. Also, there are way more steps to this than you are showing us.

Why is my "generate 3d mesh" greyed out? Even when I click it doesn't produce a model. - EDIT (For anyone who is facing a similar problem to me.) I got the solution from discord. When you hit generate it will grey out, and then it will say "training." The training process can take 3 or more hours, so it will be slow.

how long i need to wait?

So how does it know what the back of the picture looks like if it only has the front?

How long does it take to make a model?

oh my god this is reall help me

Thank you so much bro . One best channel I seen resently. Bro video about midjourney prompts and 3d convert videos .

Can I use the model in blender

It`s all good and useful, but it would be cool if you continued that water game with more small tutorials. Like introducing NPC, shooting, using transport, something to develop the idea, so that eventually it would be possible to create something cool

Curious your thoughts on something. You take environment images from Midjourney, pop them into Blender and create a depth map. Extend it outwards and then fill the image with stuff in the front and film that way. The only problem I'm having is dealing with the stretching at certain points, which I thought I'd see if you might have a solution for or any ideas how to make it more practical. Because if done well, I reckon this could solve the issue of needing to build full scale environments when filming in Unreal.

I love this simple one.

jeepers thats quick and beautiful! that post processing stack? Kuwahara? Stunning

Amazing results!!! Great content as always man, keep it up!

Training

Been testing it and it's insane that technology can even do this, now imagine once it gets more refined. AAA quality assets in a fraction of the time.

holy ....... this really changes everything , it shorten the time by hundreds of hours of work wow

Nice one sir ❤😌🔥

This changes everything.

Thanks mate!