Recommended test
Render a simple saved model with an intentionally plain prompt and compare fixed geometry landmarks.
- Save the .strek project, frame a clear current-scene view, and open AI Render.
- Use a concise prompt that describes environment and material mood without asking for structural changes.
- Choose a modest test quality, generate once, and compare openings, ridge, corners and proportions with the source.
- Download the result or save it to the project only if it is useful, then label it as a visualization.
Choose the visual source
AI Render can work from the current scene snapshot and supporting edge, depth and normal information. The image workspace can also accept a base image, uploaded background or compatible custom GLB/GLTF scene. Lock the camera when composition should remain stable.
Guide the result
Use prompt presets or write a direct description of material, weather, landscape and lighting. Sketch-overlay controls can add line and fill guidance with color and softness settings. Stronger guidance may improve composition but still does not make the output dimensionally authoritative.
Credits and quality
Rendering uses a plan/credit-backed service. The live modal shows current quality choices, availability and cost. Begin with a low-risk test rather than repeatedly rendering an unresolved model.
Save and verify
Generated results can be downloaded or saved with the project; stored renders can be selected as Planner covers. Compare every result with the source model. AI can change member count, openings, junctions, materials and background context. Use renders to communicate intent, never as a fabrication drawing or evidence that the underlying model changed.