Another benefit of AI: if you need to test a complex texture on a wall in different color combinations, this is possible. First, you need to create an initial version in SH3D. For two surfaces separated by an outside corner, I always prepare two texture sections from a single piece, cutting along the wall’s corner line. This is a complex procedure that takes a lot of effort. Each section of the wall is assigned its own texture section. The result is a pattern that’s cut off at the corner of the wall, just like when you hang patterned wallpaper. Using AI, I get a realistic look like this with lighting. But here’s the thing—if you have texture options in a different color, the AI can replicate this wallpaper application with a new color scheme; you just need to ask it to combine everything. Ask firmly and without hesitation. Let it work without any fuss.
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Other color options for this texture.
Get to work, you lazybones.
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