In the previous few videos, we have been using our brain to create complex node setups and math equations in Blender. However, today we are going to take a break and let artificial intelligence (AI) help us in the process. This video serves as an inspiration for using AI in Blender.
We will be using three different AI software: Microsoft’s Bing Open AIS ChatGPT, Google’s Board, and ChatGPT. Each software has its own strengths and weaknesses, and we will compare them to see what they can do for us.
To use AI in Blender, you can open any AI software and type in messages to generate Python code for Blender. For example, you can ask the AI to write a code to create a landscape shape or a three-point lighting setup. The AI will instantly generate the code, which you can copy and paste into Blender’s text editor.
Once you have the code in Blender, you can run it to see the results. If the result is not what you expected, you can modify the code and run it again. AI can also help you understand the code by providing comments and explanations.
In addition to generating code, AI can also create add-ons for Blender. For example, you can ask the AI to create an add-on that adds a button to the side panel, which, when clicked, adds a three-point lighting setup using area lights focused on the selected object.
AI can also be used to create fractal materials in Blender. By using the Musgrave texture, you can generate complex patterns on objects.
While AI is a powerful tool, it is not a replacement for human creativity and expertise. AI can assist in automating certain tasks and generating code, but it still requires human input and fine-tuning to achieve the desired results.
In conclusion, AI has the potential to enhance the creative process in Blender by automating certain tasks and generating code. However, it is important to remember that AI is still a tool and not a substitute for human creativity and expertise. By leveraging the capabilities of AI, we can create stunning animations and push the boundaries of what is possible in Blender.
