Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate in a stepbystep manner how to transform an image into a 3D relief model using Aspire's feature for Creating a component from a bitmap (image).

In this video I touch on some information (prompt insights) that can be provided to the Microsoft Copilot Designer to have image that work pretty well for the transition from the image provided to a reasonable 3D relief model using Aspire's function for creating a component from a bitmap by using an image that has been generated in the AI software.

I will also demonstrate how the Moulding tool path applicable in Aspire and vCarve Pro can be used to frame your artwork once it is created.

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What You Will Learn:

Basic prompt ideas for getting an image from Microsoft Copilot Designer that is likely to be able to be transformed into a 3D relief model in Aspire software
Importing the bitmap into Aspire and setting up vectors to allow for efficient carving of the relief model and cutting out the model once it is carved
Concept of whether an image needs to be inverted or not inverted for the best conversion results.
Steps for converting the image into a component (3D relief component)
Setting up the tool paths to cut the relief model
Step for cutting out the relief to use as wall art
How to use the moulding tool path to create a frame around your newly created wall art.

Why Watch?
Enhance your ability to get AI to produce images that can be more easily be converted into 3D models and then convert those images to 3D models using Aspire software.

⏰Timecodes⏰
00:00 Introduction
01:20 Basic prompt ideas for getting an image from Microsoft Copilot Designer to be converted to a 3D relief model
02:50 Importing the bitmap into Aspire and setting up vectors to allow for efficient carving of the relief model and cutting out the model once it is carved
03:30 Discussion of "inverting" or "not inverting" your image
04:30 Steps for converting the image into a component (3D relief component)
05:45 Adjusting the relief model using Aspire Tools for creating a bit more depth in the model
06:00 Setting up the tool paths to cut the relief model
08:10 Cutting the relief model out with a profile tool path.
08:40 Using the smoothing tool in Aspire
10:45 Setting up a Moulding Tool Path to make a built in frame around the wall art
13:40 Time to cut/carve project information

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