Chaos Veras - powered by Nano Banana Pro

Yes. Veras is designed to integrate with popular AEC workflows and is available for applications including Revit, SketchUp, Rhino and other supported platforms, as well as through a standalone version. This allows users to incorporate AI visualisation into their existing design process. 

No. Veras is designed to make AI-powered visualisation accessible to architects and designers without requiring specialist AI or rendering skills. Users can provide a model or image, describe the desired result using prompts and quickly generate different visual directions. 

Traditional rendering typically requires detailed control of geometry, materials, lighting and camera settings to produce the final image. Veras uses AI to help explore visual ideas much faster, making it particularly useful during the conceptual and design stages. It can complement tools such as Enscape and V-Ray rather than replacing the need for detailed production rendering. 

Veras is designed to work with modern professional workstations and can be used as part of supported design applications or as a standalone solution. Hardware requirements can vary depending on the host application, workflow and version. For the best experience, a modern system with sufficient RAM and a capable GPU is recommended. 

Veras is designed to work within supported design applications and can use existing 3D models, views and images as the basis for AI-generated visualisations. The exact workflow and supported inputs depend on the Veras version and host application being used. 

Veras uses generative AI to interpret the geometry and visual information in your input and generate a new image based on your instructions. Users can control the result through text prompts, image inputs and design settings, allowing them to explore different materials, styles, environments and architectural concepts. 

Yes. Veras provides controls that allow users to influence how strongly the generated image follows the underlying geometry and composition. This gives designers the ability to choose between a result that closely follows the original design and a more creative interpretation. 

Yes. Veras can complement traditional visualisation tools such as Enscape and V-Ray. For example, Veras can be used during early design stages to rapidly explore concepts and visual directions, while Enscape or V-Ray can then be used when more precise, controlled and production-ready visualisation is required.