>>936757
>>944273
These anons are worse than goofy brainlets. They may even just be tourists with a hate boner for AI just short of running a web scraper for AI threads. They're pretending to be artists on a board where the consensus on "making it" amounts to getting your foot in the industry door; a teleological industry where whatever would be perceived as cheating is irrelevant because what matters is the end result that people down the pipeline can work with. Also, you say you're a software developer, so it makes natural sense to think logically in terms of recursion and that's not the frequency these epic gamers are operating on.

I want to hear what self-described digital artists consider a "git gud" non-destructive workflow. Unless they're applying consistent restrictions, then drawing a line at AI is arbitrary. Pretend I'm a traditional sculpter who works with Carrarian marble; tell me how skillful it is to bypass physics, your leet default use of mirror and symmetry tools, that noisemaker detailed hair, or the souls style customized base mesh you imported from DAZ and later posed. Show me how deep the curve rabbit hole goes with IMM brushes and their modifiers and NURBs shortcuts with deformers. I learn that a brush can be technically anything, including a finished model, so I can only conclude those hostile to an AI brush are dementedly confused.
>>936805
3D fundamentals boil down effectively to inuitive grasp of software, and muscle memory. Everything else is a foggy pilgrimage of trial and error, painful troubleshooting and setbacks, or your one set of 3 Quixel reps complete with Ikea chair tier instruction that you only revisit after making the Valium bargain.

A finalized AI collecting, compressing, organizing, and tutoring with regards to software would be a time and cortisol saving godsend. No more filler just your personal RoyalSkies on digital steroids or a copilot to summarize Sakaki's process and explain why and when he uses certain tools.

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