Theme: Timber House in the Woods
Artist: Myself
Graphics Card: 5090 FE
Workflow: Sketchup + D5 Render
Brief description of post-processing: D5 Render
Whether the model is original: No
Model source: Ieva M. (Modern House - Sketchup Warehouse)
Description of the work:
Today I decided to do a practice and test the new D5 2.10 version and OH BOY!
1 min per image to render at a resolution of 2500x1406
PT: ON
GI: 3
Refl. depth: 3
SPP: 64
Also I did use AI Enhancements for people and vegetation, every AI Generation took approx 2min per image
Total time spent from SketchUp to final images 2Hrs 30Min.
SketchUp View:
D5 Renders:
It has been a wonderfull experience! I cant wait to start using it again for my production work.
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Nice work, but the character storytelling bothers me a little. This handsome, muscular guy is looking who knows where.
I don’t know if these characters add much to the presentation.
I agree, Julien!
I didn’t focus too much on the scene, especially the character placements.
I was mainly testing out the AI features for character enhancement in the new 2.10 version. It’s great to see how much it’s evolved; the AI now generates characters without weird artifacts (like the hands and fingers), which is a huge improvement compared to other tools on the market.
D5 Solution is far superior, user-friendly, and perfect for Archviz. With SD, I can generate the same character in seconds, but it comes with many downsides.
For context: I switched from D5 to Twinmotion, using Stable Diffusion for AI scene enhancements. While SD offers more flexibility, the workflow is inefficient and time consuming, requiring numerous layers and masks to achieve results that D5 can do in one click.
I’ll be switching back to D5 for future projects and posting more often here! 
I understand.
yes character enhancement is great in D5.
The fact remains that your rendering, the quality of the modeling and your arrangement of the vegetation are very good. It’s professional.
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Thanks very much for your kind works mate!
I do really appreciated!
I do this for a living actually, I do Archviz for my daily basis work.
Best!
