Discover the Power of VMOD Fabricator: AI-Generated Fabrics for Your 3D Art

Discover the Power of VMOD Fabricator: AI-Generated Fabrics for Your 3D Art

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. What is Fabricator AI Tool?
3. Compatibility with Different 3D Software Programs
4. My Experience with Fabricator
5. Getting Started with Fabricator
6. Customizing Fabric Prompts
7. Choosing Fabric Types and Patterns
8. Exploring Fabric Texture Options
9. Applying Fabric to Different Models
10. Adjusting Material Settings
11. Conclusion

Introduction

Hey, everyone! Welcome to Illumination Lab. I'm Justin, and today, I'll be introducing you to a new tool called Fabricator within VOD. Fabricator is an AI-powered tool that helps artists generate high-resolution 3D fabric textures with superior quality PBR maps. In this article, I'll take you through my experience with this unique tool, demonstrate the process of using it, and showcase examples of the textures I created. So, let's dive right in!

What is Fabricator AI Tool?

Fabricator is an AI tool developed by VOD that enables artists to effortlessly generate 3D fabric textures. This tool leverages the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to create realistic and high-quality fabric textures. With Fabricator, artists can easily explore a wide range of fabric types, patterns, and textures, allowing them to add depth and detail to their 3D models.

Compatibility with Different 3D Software Programs

One of the great advantages of Fabricator is its compatibility with various 3D software programs. Whether you're using Cinema 4D, Blender, Unreal Engine 5, Maya, or any other popular 3D software, Fabricator seamlessly integrates with your workflow. This cross-platform compatibility ensures that artists can utilize Fabricator regardless of their preferred software, making it accessible to a wide range of users.

My Experience with Fabricator

As an artist, I was excited to try out Fabricator and see what it could bring to my projects. I stumbled upon Fabricator during its early stages, and the fact that the developers were actively seeking feedback piqued my interest. I decided to give it a shot and see how it performed in generating fabric textures for my 3D models.

Getting Started with Fabricator

To get started with Fabricator, I began by entering a Prompt in the AI program. For my first attempt, I entered "green dragon scales." I was intrigued to see what kind of fabric texture the AI would generate based on this prompt. Fabricator also allows users to select the fabric type, and for my dragon scales, I chose the mesh fabric type.

Customizing Fabric Prompts

The beauty of Fabricator lies in its flexibility and customization. Users have the option to customize their fabric prompts and tailor them to achieve specific textures or themes. For my Second attempt, I wanted to create a coastal beach-themed fabric with elements of flowers and ocean waves. This abstract prompt allowed me to explore the capabilities of the AI tool and create truly unique textures.

Choosing Fabric Types and Patterns

Fabricator offers a wide range of fabric types to choose from. Whether you prefer velour, lace, or any other fabric texture, Fabricator has got you covered. Additionally, the tool allows users to select different patterns such as art deco, adding further customization options to your fabric creations.

Exploring Fabric Texture Options

Once you've set your fabric prompt and selected the appropriate fabric type and pattern, Fabricator provides numerous sliders and options to fine-tune your fabric's texture. You can adjust roughness, metalness, normal maps, and even add Height maps for a more detailed and realistic fabric texture. This level of control ensures that you can achieve the exact look you desire for your 3D models.

Applying Fabric to Different Models

Fabricator allows you to preview your generated fabric textures on various 3D models, giving you a better understanding of how the fabric will interact with different shapes and forms. I tested the textures on a shoe, a cube, and a chair, ensuring that I explored different models to fully showcase the versatility of the fabric textures.

Adjusting Material Settings

To achieve the best results with Fabricator, it is essential to play around with material settings such as projection type, bump maps, and lighting. These adjustments allow you to refine the fabric's appearance, making it look more realistic and visually appealing. With Fabricator, you have full control over the aesthetic of your fabrics.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Fabricator is a powerful AI tool that brings a new level of ease and customization to the creation of 3D fabric textures. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting your journey in the world of 3D design, Fabricator offers a user-friendly and versatile solution for enhancing your models. With its compatibility with multiple 3D software programs and its extensive customization options, Fabricator is a valuable asset for any artist looking to add realistic fabric textures to their projects.

So why wait? Give Fabricator a try and unlock the potential of high-quality fabric textures for your 3D creations!

Resources

• Fabricator AI Tool
• VOD 3D Library
• Cinema 4D
• Blender
• Unreal Engine 5
• Maya