For creators and reviewers / v1.0.4

The image is yours.
So are the decisions.

Matelume is Windows software for turning flat images into fabric, framed wall art and marble materials for Blender and 3ds Max. The useful question is what an artist can control between the image and the render.

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Three tests worth showing.

Fabric made in Matelume, rendered in Blender CyclesFabric

One pattern. Different construction.

Compare a flat design with a raised version. Show the weave, stitches and finish changing the way it catches light.

Wall art made in Matelume, rendered in Blender CyclesWall art

Does the detail survive a close-up?

Choose the paint relief and finish, add a frame, then inspect the exported artwork in a real scene.

Marble made in Matelume, rendered in Blender CyclesMarble

Does the stone work at room scale?

Inspect the repeat, vein size and finish on a large surface as well as in a close-up.

Examples above: real Blender Cycles renders. Scene, furniture and props by iMeshh. These show the finished materials; the workflow tests are suggestions for an independent review.

Use your own suitable image and your own scene. Explain the choices that matter to your audience. Your judgement and conclusion remain yours.

What the software actually does.

AI helps process the image. It does not generate the bedroom scene, furniture or lighting shown in the examples.

Access and known limits in v1.0.4.

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Facts to keep in the review.

Proof and walkthroughs.

Bedroom close-ups show real Blender Cycles renders, with Matelume materials imported without material edits. Credit the scene, furniture and props to iMeshh if you use these images.

Fabric walkthrough · Wall-art walkthrough · Marble walkthrough

These walkthroughs predate v1.0.4. Record the current app when demonstrating its new live controls.

Want to test it for your audience?

Send your channel and the material workflow you cover to [email protected]. We can discuss access and provide factual help. Complimentary access, if agreed, should be disclosed. There is no requirement for a positive review.

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