Midjourney has finally introduced its sketch-to-image feature!

[@zainfadhil2588]

the "edit" isn't given to all accounts! thank you MJ!!

[@Gilotopia]

Have you tried the similar features in ideogram? It would be interesting to see a head to head comparison.

[@YOGlCINEMA]

Which feature is it exactly in ideogram which can achieve that? I'd be curious to test it out, thanks!

[@MyDigitalHub]

Is it possible to apply consistent rendering, texture, ambiance in all our view angles? No matter how good one render is, if it's not consistent with other views it's not effetctive unless for reference only.

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Hi, per consistent, you can use style reference parameters, please refer to this tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJS1eqJ6gdymrrcsi=LVvpNG147MoAOvTP

[@wb.designstudio]

very informative! thanks for sharing!

[@AugmentedDebility]

thank you! is your guide updated for the newest version of midjourney 6.1 and includes xref techniques?

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Hi, thank you! The Character Ref (--cref), and Style Ref (--sref) in Midjourney for Architecture techiniques are updated: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJS1eqJ6gdymrrc The Architecture Midjourney prompts guidebook is also updated (google doc book).

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Impressive video, LandSpace Architecture. Looking forward to seeing your next upload from you. I smashed that thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your insights on using the retexture feature for architectural rendering are fascinating. How do you think the integration of AI tools like Midjourney will influence traditional architectural design practices in the future?

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

I think AI tools are set to make a huge impact on architectural and landscape design. For instance, visualization tools like Midjourney can save us time by quickly testing out façade options or converting sketches into detailed renderings, reducing the workload on traditional rendering. Tools like ChatGPT are also invaluable for organizing project details, preparing presentations, conducting site analysis, extracting site information, creating mind maps, and more (as shown in this KZbin video kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHyZgn2Ff6qCaqcsi=vKWhI_7OmgPLGN57 ). Additionally, other AI tools like AI-driven GIS can streamline workflows even further, allowing us to spend more time focusing on the design itself. (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHyZgn2Ff6qCaqcsi=WLbsJLqqrWjcZrB2 )

[@ArchiDesign-d4w]

Excellent ❤

[@livingwithhighcholesterol5102]

is this editor available to everyone now?

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Hi, according to Midjourney: opening up these features to the following community groups: People who have generated at least 10,000 images People with yearly memberships People who have been monthly subscribers for the past 12 months (we tried to be more nuanced, but it’s complicated with the database, sorry!)

[@livingwithhighcholesterol5102]

@@LandSpaceArchitecture yes that's what I thought

[@ShaharHarshuv]

RIP CG artist for architexture

[@reedfish99]

Good luck controlling this to represent an actual design, or specific context!

[@21Blaze29]

@@reedfish99yeah I used to believe that when people used 2d art, now my art is useless

[@timooothy1234]

It does already​@@reedfish99

[@RobCartwright]

@@21Blaze29 Human made art will never be useless. AI art may be a time-saver for many industries, but it will always be soulless.

[@persianidol5093]

Is this AI program free?

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Hi, Midjourney is not free, here's the details of plan: docs.midjourney.com/docs/plans

[@NHrupp]

What is the point of these? They seem like no more than glorified concept sketches. In fact worse than concept sketches because they give the illusion of accuracy. When it comes to providing a client with an accurate description of the designer’s intentions they offer nothing. How is client supposed to make a decision on what to proceed with in a real project if the designer is duping them with these. The clients i have worked with are both educated and extremely questioning. In their position I would be sacking the designer on the spot if they came to me with this rubbish. True CGI is safe.

[@Landekar]

It's a matter of time and optimization. Relative to a 3D scene it's incomparably faster of how quick you can deliver the product, which is the most important thing for a client. Almost everybody in the modern world is out of time, so people are pretty much ignorant to see your effort, Only the outcome is the actual denominator

[@knopkodavik]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp27nYWdq9CWptU&?t=132 "concrete walking path", result from AI: "Anyway, here's some greenery, some bushes, fine":)) as always in AI:) good in overall, great first impression, but almost impossible to make detailed corrections

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Haha right, I have tested several times, but Midjourney has not successfully added a concrete walking path to the image as I requested.

[@digibreakthe1st12]

Look for those who can’t draw but want to claim the fame that they could 😂

[@frankiecooper]

There’s fame in drawing?? 😂😂😂😂

[@RobCartwright]

@@frankiecooper Absolutely there is.

[@maddiemaddocks2482]

I'd have liked the video a lot better with a human narrator.

[@chriselliman]

Lol.

[@edh615]

Complete and utter trash, why even sketch anymore??

[@MestizoKarf]

You're a dead channel.

[@LandSpaceArchitecture]

Architects sketch to rapidly visualize, explore, and communicate design ideas-a process that AI cannot fully replace, as the concept originates from human creativity and intuition.

[@RobCartwright]

@@LandSpaceArchitecture Most firms work in the commercial space and because of this, 99% of architects won't do anything creative in their professional career. I work in architecture and the vast majority of firms are designing four walls and a roof for every project. AI will absolutely replace people at firms like this.