A trick to rendering multiple scenes consistently with D5 Lite

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**Theme:consistancy
**Artist:jskup
**Graphics Card:rtx 3060
**Workflow:sketchup
**Brief description of post-processing: no post processing
**Whether the model is original: yes

**Description of the work:
Hello,
I’m testing how to generate multiple views of the Sketchup model that are consistent with D5 Lite. The trick is to import a single image from a “montage” of several raw scenes into Sketchup. There are some errors, but it’s not too bad.

However, I initially tested with Open AI; it’s more complicated but produces better, sharper renderings, despite a lower resolution.

But I should mention that I was able to feed Open AI a very high-resolution image…

raw sketchup strting image

SketchUp_VfKASlYF52
SketchUp_VfKASlYF52951×814 540 KB

D5 Lite result

D5-lite-pour-post
D5-lite-pour-post3642×3027 3.46 MB

Open Ai result

open ai
open ai2543×2160 1.56 MB

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… Hmmm… I like the renderings from D5 Lite better!

Is it just me?

Bye
Andreas

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Maybe, but it’s unclear… unusable for a client. That’s the whole problem. So my workaround isn’t viable with D5 Lite. If you have any other ideas…
Did you zoom in both images?

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Yes, I zoomed in on both images.
The rendering from D5 Lite isn’t as sharp.
That’s exactly what I prefer.

Also, some windows are missing in the OpenAI rendering.
Then there are openings in the ceiling that aren’t present in the D5 Lite rendering.
Or is the design different?