For the AI to accurately understand instructions, the following principles are recommended:
- explicitly:: Avoid vague descriptions, e.g., replace "make it look good" with "set metal material, roughness 0.3".
- step by step operation: Break down complex tasks into multiple commands, e.g., create an object and then set a material.
- Quantization of parameters:: Use of subjective expressions such as "move 2 units along the Y-axis" rather than "move a little"
- Learning Examples::
- "Create 20 spheres equally spaced along the Z-axis with a spacing of 1.5"
- "Add a subdivision surface modifier to the selected model, with the layer level set to 2"
Initially, it is recommended to start testing AI response patterns with basic geometry manipulation and gradually increase the complexity.
This answer comes from the articleRendrix: an AI assistant that operates Blender through natural language descriptionsThe
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