RookVision

RookVision gives Rook a second sight. The viewport becomes a canvas and the canvas a viewport: you can generate imagery from inside Rhino — capture a view, describe the look you want, and bring the result back into the model.

“Render this elevation as a watercolour, dawn light, faint mist.”

The loop

RookVision works as a round-trip:

1. Capture — an in-memory grab of a viewport: a named view, a display mode, a raytraced render.
2. Enhance — a prompt enhancer composes the scene context, view direction, units, and your intent into a strong prompt.
3. Generate — provider-agnostic image generation: multiple models, multiple keys, bring-your-own-key.
4. Return — approved results come back into the document as a PictureFrame, a material, or a reference.

What it’s for

• Presentation — turn a working view into a rendered image without leaving Rhino
• Exploration — try several looks for the same elevation, fast
• Communication — produce something to share or react to

Status

• Image — live
• Video — queued (Director is shipping)
• 3D — arriving (see Hunyuan 3D)

Try it — paste to your agent

Capture my current Rhino view and render it as a watercolour at dawn with faint
mist. Show me a few variants, and bring the one I pick back into the document.

Related

• Image Round-Trip — the round-trip in detail
• Many Providers — the models behind it