Facade Material Change

It uses a façade image and a reference material image to create an output image with the selected façade material applied. The building’s architecture, geometry, lighting, and other design elements are intended to remain preserved.

It is useful for architecture and space-design workflows that need to explore façade material options on an existing building image. It can support early studies, design reviews, renovation concepts, and presentation drafts.

Prepare one façade image showing the building and one reference material image representing the material you want to apply. The recipe uses both as its exposed image inputs.

Yes. In Fuser, you can change the exposed Facade Image and Reference Material inputs before using the recipe. The saved page example shows the default connected inputs, not a new run with your images.

The output is an image labeled Facade with Applied Material. It is intended to show the selected material on the façade while preserving the building’s architecture, geometry, lighting, and other design elements.

Use a reference material image when you want to explore a different façade finish on the building shown in your façade image. The recipe focuses on changing the selected façade material rather than changing the building’s architecture or geometry.

No. The preview represents a saved example with its saved façade image and reference material connected to the recipe output. To work with your own design, log in to Fuser and replace those exposed inputs.