AI 3D Models - Improve The Details Tutorial

I'm happy to share with you this cool workflow, that may significantly improve your 3D models! As long as you have a dedicated texture, the oportunities are incredible. It's perfectly suitable for AI generated 3D models, or even 3D scans :)
Have fun with this UV to 3D technique!
What did I use:
Blender Software - www.blender.org/download/
Printing Bed Surface - PEO Plate - amzn.to/4caO8EQ
Chapters:
00:00 - 01:01 - Idea explanation
01:02 - 01:33 - Importing 3D model
01:34 - 02:16 - Checking the texture
02:17 - 04:04 - Step 1: Displacement modifier
04:05 - 07:20 - Step 2: Subdividing model
07:21 - 09:21 - Step 3: Sculpting adjustments
09:22 - 09:42 - Exporting 3D model
09:43 - 11:19 - Results
#ai #3d #blender #3dmodeling

[@architech_the_engineer]

Hey Guys, I hope you enjoy the video! Please excuse the poor quality of my 3D prints, I’m still saving up for the new printer. Anyways, have fun with fixing your models!

[@WallyMahar]

I’ve been waiting for someone to show me how to do this for so long!! it is essential for 3-D printing objects.

[@architech_the_engineer]

Then I am happy to be that guy! Thank you for the comment, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! 👏

[@Legendary_3D]

Excellent tutorial! You're hitting a great niche of using AI for 3d workflows. I would just advise the beginners of Blender to "apply" their modifiers when finished/satisfied, otherwise the models wont come out as expected! Cheers!

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you so much! New tutorial is coming out tomorrow 💪 About the „apply” function - you are absolutely right, I believe I mentioned it at 07:08 :)
You really made my day with such a nice comment, I very much appreciate that!

[@253val8]

A video for improving the sculpt of the model for 3d printing would be great please !!!❤

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thanks for letting me know! I'll be happy to make something for you in the future!

[@Kaliumcyanidful]

Genius Idea! Thank you for sharing!😊

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you so much! 🫶

[@minhngodang5375]

I did something similar to this before with video game charaters. I used the normal map for displacement and got a pretty decent 3d print model

[@architech_the_engineer]

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@ADRIFTHIPHOP]

Thanks for the straight forward explanation, cheers

[@architech_the_engineer]

My pleasure, thanks for the comment!

[@IgorNV]

This is amazing

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you!

[@xyzheng9672]

Great work!! Really helpful info

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you so much! 🫶

[@montgomerylok1]

You are the first guy show me how to convert uv into 3d 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻thx a lot

[@architech_the_engineer]

I’m honored to hear that, thanks for letting me know!

[@lilavonvalenrood5772]

Super interesting !

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thanks! ♥️

[@a.0.2.n.y]

amazing work

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you kindly!

[@DeadBoyG5]

Please do sculpting tutorial

[@ptb3567]

make video on rigging 2d characters plz plz

[@DeadBoyG5]

Good 😊

[@architech_the_engineer]

Thank you!

[@dhrumil5977]

AI? Where?

[@ptb3567]

😅🎉🎉

[@arnoldjordan1979]

'Promo sm' 🙏

[@Hunty.]

so basically you had to sculpt the details on yourself, not exactly AI at that point.

[@architech_the_engineer]

Not at all. Sculpting those details would take hours and various sculpting tools that we’d have to learn first. I basically extracted the details from texture, and to do that I needed both a model and a texture generated by AI