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Bro, pls make the video how to put rectangle light on the curve surface.

Great video 👏Thanks for using Architextures!

how do you create the angles of the plane lights (fill lights)

very nice tutorial!!! Do you provide also the various "lighting" components that you use in different videos to light-up the scenes? If it may help to know, I have to say that the title of the video is very misleading, as the "cove lighting" in architecture is the one lighting linearly from a recess, usually in the ceiling :')

Hello, I am starting in the world of rendering, but I always have questions about where I can get good furniture models, I always have that problem, can you suggest me where to get some?

Does anyone know how to copy the texture onto transparency slot on 4:51?? I am stuck here, any help would be appreciated.

Can you share the working file for practice

How to turn on cell lighting in render with which type of light.

Thanks for nice Tutorial .please learn how to make in volvet material like sofa in this video.

Can photoshop ai do a good job

Hello, where to get the Modulus Render? There is no download or buy option on the website

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Those caustics are insane <3 Thank you for this newly acquired knowledge hehe Thanks a lot! <3

Is there any way to apply this workflow to an ArchVis animation?

You've made a huge difference on my portfolio man. Love you a lot. Man, I prayed for you ❤❤ Good Luck

Thank you!!

I wonder how to do this with stable diffusion

can you do animals animation

That's a great tutorial. Which screen recording app you use?

Plz make a video briefing your extensions used in SketchUp

hi! may i ask how do you make the scattered plane lights for the fill lights layer? is it manual or using a plugin? thanks!

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This is a game changer man. Thanks for sharing the video.

nice

i never ever think those shooter studio technique can be use for archiviz like this . ya open my mind !! thank you sir

Just wanna say this channel is soooo awesome 👍 ✨ 🌟

You can export material ID in enscape, it's easier to make a mask without cutting it out manually

Great tutorial! It would it be nice if you provided the model and curtain to follow along with you. Thanks!

Das ist ein tolles Beispiel, wie man KI konkret einsetzen sollte. Werde ich auf jeden Fall gerne ausprobieren. Vielen Dank.

amazing explanation ! however, where can we download that hdri u used in your render scene ? thanks!

question? how to scale I mean u you did not show how to scape it up to 10x? tnx!

Very helpful! I'm a retired architect with a small solo practice using SketchUp and Enscape, but I'm getting on board with Krea, too - very interesting. Workflow and, honestly, return on time invested in an image is critical for me, so figuring in time polishing an image with Krea and Photoshop (which I am very new to) is a challenge, so far. Workflow, workflow, workflow (can you tell I'm an old-fashioned American" 😀

Nice tip, trying it now, it is making some wild stuff but for the rugs - it really is good :D

As an Architect the only thing I use for my renderings is lumion.

Unfortunately, when rendered from a distance, there is a lot of noise and it looks completely transparent...

hi man, was very usefull. could you tell us where can we download the color lookup tables files you have used in Photoshop? Can you share it with us?

Thanks for the tips! Normally we wont scale 10 times all the model just for the carpet ! It dosent make sense... instead ENSCAPE should make the carpet matarial highet start from 0.0 !!! When use KREA for finalize the carpet we can do the same with a non scaled carpet (with a bump map) result with KREA will probably still be good right (?)

Interesting how Alvaro Siza upscaling turns to Alvare Siza

Thanks for the tutorial. I’m wondering if I want to make a translucent stone facade, can I apply the same procedure?

Wow very nice and how about animation sir !

Amazing!! Can i get the hdri you use?

Bro, Thanks a lot may I ask which HDRI is that if you can send a link would be great?

Thats great, as a designer i work with so much diffrent application over time, but i like to try other things so. You have an intresting workflow included AI calmy i learned something new from that. Thats nice, thanks for sharing. Good to having you.

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awesome..thanks sir for your tutorial..very helpfull for me

Where i can find hd material and component sir ? Its look so great!

Image looking amazing, but cmon Enscape wasn’t made to produce this kind of results. Enscape is made to be used to generate fast and simple results. For photorealism there’s a ton of better tools to work with. For exemple, with max and corona you get better results with just a couple of clicks. That’s because it’s made to generate photorealistic images. In Enscape you have to go above and beyond every thing and spend a ton of time in order to get the same result. One again, congratulations for the beautiful image, it looks amazing because you know how to get amazing images in whichever render engine you choose, but I’m 1000% sure that if you use better tools you can do it faster and more objectively.

Thanks a lot for this tutorial .... i don`t speak Englis but i understanf yoy explanation very easy. 👍