"The headline: the Skyfold series used about 990M tokens over ten days and 44 sessions. That produced 135 pieces in our kit and one free test listing on the marketplace, with nothing for sale. This figure comes from the audit; I didn’t re-add it myself. The audit itself cost about 15M against a ~17M quote." They didn't think some of us would just purposely burn every last token on a fun little project but refuse to pay for more than the monthly subscription I guess?

@Karnage Testing continues, now give me a PC version to download please!

@Karnage work in progress, but in addition to structures, furniture and foliage, now experimenting with animals.

All rendered from my own assets, starting with a 2d floor plan concept.

This for example is a concept sheet for making gutters because they looked really funny in an earlier version. Stairs were also shockingly tricky for it to solve initially.

100% locally generated through Blender from a 2d floor plan. All surrounding buildings are also fully generated. I'll keep adding things because some interior and exterior assets still need work but testing a novel design next to see if it is possible to replicate with a design idea. The token cost estimates and savings are getting better with each pass too.

Fully rendered in 3d from my own asset library in Blender starting from a 2d floor plan I came up with. There is a universe of open source tools that did exist but due to time or technical expertise may have well not for all the good they did me before.

@Karnage The asset library has grown to over 388 different rendered furniture bits. Still rough and some things are missing but it now makes a assets for a full bedroom and kitchen. Thanks for pointing me to your tool.