Does AI Visualizer understand dimensions?

[PV1972]

Hi!

I haven't tested AI Visualizer yet. I'm curious to know if it understands the dimensions of the model. The basic model in ArchiCAD is made in real life dimensions, of course. So let's say I have a a "box" 6...7 meters in height. Does AI Visualizer understand that and make (quite propably) 2-story building? Or can it be anything?

First I thought it would understand it, but now while writing this I came to opposite thought. 🙂

Thanks!

[Karl Ottenstein]

Yes.  Simply look at the examples posted by people and you can see that the model size is understood.

[PV1972]

Oh yes, the Gallery. Didn't notice that. Thanks!

[David Collins · Accepted solution]

The AI Visualizer team talked about this in their webinar.

The visualizer only sees and understands a flat image, so it never gets any dimensional information from ArchiCAD’s 3d model. Instead, it tries to interpret clues both from the image and the prompt. An “office building” will get more stories than a “house.”  I’ve found that placing a person somewhere in the image can help the Visualizer better understand the scale.

[Karl Ottenstein]

Thanks for clarifying, @David Collins   I totally misunderstood what info the visualizer worked from... as I didn't attend the webinar (and have no interest given all of the machine installation hacks required to test this preview technology).  Given all of the open AI image models that just work with flat images, I just assumed that Graphisoft was doing something special/advanced that took the actual model into account.  Oh well.