I continued my AI research. Now I'm making a room and selecting furniture from certain factories. In this room, almost all the pieces of furniture are made using AI. I've labeled them, look at them.
The chandelier was photographed on a box with invisible sides and illuminated by hemispheres. The TV, the curtains of this model, everything else is done in boxes. I made an interesting discovery - the AI was able to recognize the glass in the tall cabinet and made my file with translucent glass, and made the case opaque (he figured it out and did it himself, I didn't ask him in any way). After that, I still can't change the glass separately, there is a single texture there, but in the place of the glass the texture is transparent. Respect to the unknown space brothers in mind.
Interestingly, AI Trellis makes a 3D model from a photo with slightly curved surfaces, there are no strictly flat sides of the model. This can be seen on the glossy side of the piano, where reflections are obtained as in a curved mirror. But it's like a Stradivarius violin, 100% handmade. For comparison, the matte piano tuning.
I also found a way to control the texture color in an AI 3D model. Some furniture factories (there are more and more of them on the goods market) offer online generators of the 3D view of the selected item on their websites. There you can substitute from the suggested finishing options, for example, make bedside table legs of different colors, doors from different wood options. This allows you to get a picture of the desired color in the end. Now you need to make a printscreen from the screen and run it through AI Trellis. You will get a 3D model in the desired color.
