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Introduction

In a recent endeavor to create compelling visuals rapidly, I explored the process of generating images using an unfinished 3D model in 3ds Max. The entire process took less than 10 minutes and utilized various tools to achieve a cinematic and dramatic result.

Step 1: Snipping the Image

The first step involved using the Windows Snipping Tool to capture an image directly from my 3D model in 3ds Max. This simple yet effective tool allowed me to quickly grab a reference image, providing a foundation for the next stages of my project.

Step 2: Importing into Prome AI

Once I had the reference image, I imported it into Prome AI Sketch Rendering. I aimed to enhance the final outcome by selecting an image of a dramatic fiery sky, which added a thematic depth to the scene. To achieve a cinematic style, I ensured that all the building types in my reference were correctly selected.

Step 3: Customizing Settings

Next, I opted for a precision concept while adjusting the artistry setting to around 80. This adjustment is crucial as it dictates how artistic and stylized the output would be. I chose a bird's eye view perspective to provide a grand and broader scope of the scene. When it comes to lighting, I selected the warm golden hour lighting, which adds an inviting glow and enhances the overall mood.

Step 4: Final Touches and Generation

With all settings configured, I turned on detailed settings in fast mode, which optimized the rendering process. I left the output number of images at three, allowing for variations to choose from. Finally, I clicked on the generate button and watched the magic happen.

For those who are interested in diving deeper into this subject, I encourage you to check out the tutorial video linked in the description, where you can also get your free credits to experiment with Prome AI.

Keywords

3ds Max, AI Rendering, Snipping Tool, Prome AI, Cinematic Style, Dramatic Sky, Precision Concept, Bird's Eye View, Warm Golden Hour Lighting, Photo Editing, Generative AI

FAQ

Q: How long did it take to generate the images?
A: The entire process took less than 10 minutes.

Q: What tool was used to capture the image from 3ds Max?
A: The Windows Snipping Tool was used to snip the image.

Q: Which AI software was utilized for rendering?
A: Prome AI Sketch Rendering was used for generating the images.

Q: What lighting setting was chosen for the scene?
A: Warm golden hour lighting was selected to enhance the visuals.

Q: How many output images were generated?
A: A total of three output images were generated.

Q: Is there a tutorial available for learning more about this process?
A: Yes, there is a tutorial video linked in the description where you can also get free credits to use Prome AI.