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The video tour seems to be AI generated as well. What is the reasoning behind using that over a path traced / light-baking approach? Also, how does it compare
by arjonagelhout 2y ago
The video tour seems to be AI generated as well. What is the reasoning behind using that over a path traced / light-baking approach?
Also, how does it compare to other floor planner apps and relatively more advanced products like SketchUp?
- arjonagelhout 2y agoAnd props for launching! Going from 80% launch-able to 100% is not an easy task, especially when balancing other work. There’s so many small things that add up, even things like privacy policies or ToS’es.
- streakolay 2y agoThe videos might be both as realtime and path traced or AI enhanced, this feature is in development anyway so I chose a fast solution. It's not a floor planner, it offers to transform a floor plan to 3D, so users don't have to draw anything:)
- arjonagelhout 2y agoSo would the user be able to specify what furniture to be placed in the different rooms in the floor plan? And how do you source the 3d models? e.g. if I want to have specific IKEA furniture? I’m wondering because I once spent some time writing a 3d design app that could be used for room planning, and the main challenge was striking the balance between user control (e.g. the user wants the couch to be changed or moved) and automation. Because the user doesn’t want to fiddle too much with the 3d software, as it is the entire premise of building such an app that it alleviates the need for 3d skills, but there is still the need for expressiveness and making changes.