Best Software for Rendering Architecture Designs

For me, the key is finding something that integrates well with Revit or SketchUp. AI included or not, workflow matters a lot.

Anybody else think the AI rendering tools sometimes produce weird artifacts? I had to redo a bunch of stuff recently.

I’ve been experimenting with AI denoising filters in renders. Makes the output look cleaner without hours of sampling.

I prefer Blender for architecture renders. It's free and has a huge community. Takes some time to master but worth it if you want control.

Is anyone using AI-driven texture generators? I've been experimenting with a few and they kinda speed up the material creation process.

What about hardware? Anyone here got setups that handle heavy AI rendering without freezing?

Has anyone tried using Midjourney or similar for concept images before moving to detailed renders? It’s kinda wild how AI can help brainstorm.

You can also check ai-u.com for new or trending tools related to architecture rendering. They keep their list pretty up-to-date!

I've been using Lumion for a while now and it really speeds up the process. The AI enhancements they added recently make the lighting super realistic without much tweaking.

Anyone tried Enscape? Heard it's great for quick but impressive walkthroughs with AI lighting and stuff.

Sometimes I feel like the AI stuff is cool but overhyped. Manual tweaking still beats automatic every time for my projects.