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Create AI Render
Create AI Render
Updated over a week ago

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating life-like renders using the AI Render feature on Snaptrude.

Creating AI Render

Step 1: Open your project and adjust the view as needed. Pan, orbit, or select a saved view from the View tab to set up your render

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Step 2: Then, open 'Views' and select the 'AI Render' option.

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Step 3: A new AI Render window will then open.

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Step 4: Adjust the render settings for your chosen view.

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a) Realistic & Artistic: Select either a Realistic or Artistic render style.

b) Creative & Accurate Slider: Adjust the slider to set your rendering preference. You can select Creative for a more AI-focused render or Accurate for a result that closely matches the original model.

c) Model type: Choose from external or internal view of the model

d) Time: Select the time, from day, night & sunset, for the render.

e) Weather (optional): You're also free to choose the weather, from summer, winter, autumn & spring.

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Step 9: Render Prompt: Provide a prompt for your render, or click on the 'Suggest' option. The 'Suggest' option takes into account the model view you've set and offers a prompt suggestion for the same.

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Once you're satisfied with the render settings and the prompt, start the rendering process.

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Step 10: The rendering will take a few minutes, after which you can save the view or export the image as needed.

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Note:

1. Follow the same steps to create an Artistic render.

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2. Re-render the same view by clicking on the "Realistic/Artistic" Button on the top left corner of the window.

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Managing and Accessing Saved Renders

Option 1: View all the saved renders in the History section.

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Option 2: Access your saved views from the Views tab under the AI Render options.

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Pro-tip: Import your models from Revit, Rhino, or other 3D formats and create renders here! Visit Import Drawing/Model to know how to import these models to Snaptrude.

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