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Gen-3 Alpha is a great leap forward, don’t get me wrong. What designer wouldnt want a tool like this in their back pockets? But it severely lacks the experimental freedom users need to get useable outputs. By the time you configure your prompts to reach anywhere near your desired results you have exhausted all your credits for the remainder of the subscription. It’s just simply too expensive and impractical for solo-users without deep expense accounts. The results you see are from uncapped prompt testing and refining from their internal team. You won’t find any specific prompt examples from them to even closely recreate this scene. My suggestion (for now) is save a lot more time and money communicating with and hiring a real 3D designer to do the work at this point (shocking right?). Yes they have a resource page on prompt design. But the guides to help achieve better, accurate results is way too generic (everyone who has prompt experience will see this right away) and just adds more anxiety around wasting remaining credits. I’ve yet to see real users share successful prompts and end results. I’ll renew my subscription when I feel experimentation doesnt burn my wallet and my patience. 🤷🏽♂️

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The Image Plane tool allows you to select and overlay images (such as company logos, watermarks, etc.) or videos in the graphics area for correlation and presentation purposes. Static positioning of these images with the model is available, as well as synchronization of the videos with HyperView model animations. Multiple images and videos can be loaded into HyperView, and each of these can be edited in the Image Plane tab. It is possible to load static images and video files at the same time (AVI, PNG, BMP, etc.) interchangeably on the image planes. The image planes can be 2D or 3D. Know more: https://lnkd.in/g9neXaWi #altair #onlyforward #altairpatner #altairhyperview #cae #simsolid #simlab #design #simulate #multiphysics #optimization #designtech Abhijit kulkarni Dr. LAXMINARAYAN KRISHNAPPA Amar Javalekar Altair

The Image Plane tool allows you to select and overlay images (such as company logos, watermarks, etc.) or videos in the graphics area for correlation and presentation purposes. Static positioning of these images with the model is available, as well as synchronization of the videos with HyperView model animations. Multiple images and videos can be loaded into HyperView, and each of these can be edited in the Image Plane tab. It is possible to load static images and video files at the same time (AVI, PNG, BMP, etc.) interchangeably on the image planes. The image planes can be 2D or 3D. Know more: https://lnkd.in/g9neXaWi #altair #onlyforward #altairpatner #altairhyperview #cae #simsolid #simlab #design #simulate #multiphysics #optimization #designtech Abhijit kulkarni Dr. LAXMINARAYAN KRISHNAPPA Amar Javalekar Altair

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Self-Learning Day 05 Gyroid Modeling in Altair Inspire 2022 Build 3.1. Here, I created the model in Altair Inspire. Well, it was fun to explore the feature "Fill with Lattice", that ultimately created these visible changes in the geometry of the part model. 3D stuffs are always fun to play with! Happy learning to myself! 😁 #3dmodeling #3dsimulation #gyroid #gyroidmodeling #partmodeling #altair #altairinspire #industrialmodeling #industrialdesign #industrialengineering

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✦My pc really didn't like rendering this. By the way, this is 3D simulation of rokects and fire. Can it be useful for projects?

back to 3D discrete element modelling, this time 2 overlapping reverse faults, shown is end of simulation after 290m slip, several block views and sections plus 3 sections through the strain volume, max. shear strain calculated over the final 20 m slip on basement fault(s). Frictional-cohesive cover. Just trying different "edge cases"...

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