Set Design

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Set Design

The **Set Design** feature in ACT 3 AI empowers creators to develop immersive, AI-generated environments for their productions. This includes both **2D backdrops** and fully **interactive 3D sets**, giving users cinematic control without requiring deep technical expertise in tools like Blender.

Overview

Set Design is a critical component of the pre-production workflow, enabling directors and visual artists to plan and visualize every location in their story. ACT 3 AI integrates **location scouting**, **environment modeling**, and **lighting control** into one streamlined interface.

Key Features

  • **AI-Generated Locations** – Create diverse environments, from realistic cityscapes to fantastical worlds, by describing them in natural language.
  • **3D Set Integration** – Import, modify, or build sets in 3D, with support for Blender workflows.
  • **Lighting & Atmosphere Control** – Adjust time-of-day, weather, and mood directly in the set editor.
  • **Directorial Control** – Tag specific areas for actor placement, camera movement, or scene action.
  • **Consistency Across Shots** – Maintain spatial accuracy and visual continuity between scenes.

Workflow

  1. **Concept Input** – Provide a description or reference images for the desired location.
  2. **AI Environment Generation** – The AI creates a base environment, incorporating terrain, architecture, and objects.
  3. **Customization** – Modify elements using the visual editor or integrate assets from Blender.
  4. **Cinematography Integration** – Position cameras, define movement paths, and adjust lighting within the same interface.
  5. **Finalization** – Export the set for rendering or reuse across multiple scenes.

Integration with Other Features

Example Use Cases

  • Designing a **sci-fi spaceship interior** with dynamic lighting.
  • Creating a **historical city street** with accurate period details.
  • Building a **fantasy forest** with magical effects for a pivotal scene.

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