Claude a construit ma maison en 3D en une après-midi — Transcript

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1. 0:00Today, we're going to look at this. How
2. 0:01to make a floor plan in a super simple
3. 0:04way, well with AI, and we'll even do it
4. 0:06almost 100%with AI. And afterwards,
5. 0:08we're going to put that on Home
6. 0:09Assistant. And there, once again, we'll
7. 0:11use the Home Assistant MCP so it handles
8. 0:13the entire floor plan part. Alright,
9. 0:15let's go, let's dive right into it.
10. 0:17First of all, you'll need to connect the
11. 0:19Xfield MCP. For that, nothing could be
12. 0:20simpler. We go into the settings and we
13. 0:22simply add the MCP. I'll put the link in
14. 0:25the description, or at least in the blog
15. 0:26post that's in the description. Once
16. 0:28we've added the connector, we just need
17. 0:30to click connect, and accept. And there
18. 0:32, you'll have to log in with your XFi
19. 0:34account, then here, we accept. And there
20. 0:37you go, the MCP is connected. Nothing
21. 0:39could be simpler. You should know that
22. 0:41with this MCP, there are a huge number
23. 0:42of tools. Once that's done, you're going
24. 0:44to take your phone and photograph your
25. 0:46whole house. Everything from every angle
26. 0:49, every wall, every floor, every ceiling
27. 0:51, every light fixture. We're going to
28. 0:53photograph everything in order to be
29. 0:55able to generate your house in 3D, your
30. 0:58own house and not a random one. Next,
31. 1:00well, you need to put all the photos on
32. 1:01the computer. I decided to put them in
33. 1:03the downloads folder, but we could very
34. 1:04well organize them etc., but what we're
35. 1:06going to do is, as usual, we won't
36. 1:08overcomplicate it; the real goal here is
37. 1:09to show you what we can do with AI.
38. 1:11So here, I'm going to tell it you will
39. 1:13find photos of my ground floor in my
40. 1:15downloads folder.
41. 1:17We have one goal, which is to generate a
42. 1:203D floor plan using the Xfield MCP.
43. 1:23For the moment, just rename all the
44. 1:25images and organize them into folders,
45. 1:26so it's easier to find your way around.
46. 1:29The goal of this prompt is for it to
47. 1:31look at all the images first, then
48. 1:33rename them. That way, well, in its
49. 1:35context, it already has all the images.
50. 1:37Then, we'll move on to what comes next.
51. 1:38And I'll repeat myself, but in the
52. 1:40context for what follows, it will know
53. 1:42which image corresponds to the kitchen,
54. 1:43which image corresponds to the living
55. 1:45room, etc. While it's doing that, well,
56. 1:47we're already going to move ahead with
57. 1:49the next prompt. The next prompt is
58. 1:51going to be to provide a 2D floor plan.
59. 1:54Yes, not in 3D, in 2D. So, this 2D plan
60. 1:56can be several things.
61. 1:58It could be an architect's plan that you
62. 2:00already have, like your house plan, or a
63. 2:02plan you drew with software online, a 2D
64. 2:04plan with measurements, etc. Or, well,
65. 2:06it's a bit less precise and less certain
66. 2:08to work, but you can also draw a floor
67. 2:10plan by hand and include the dimensions
68. 2:12, etc. But the best approach is to do it
69. 2:14, even if you do it with Paint, with
70. 2:16crooked lines and everything.
71. 2:18It doesn't matter.
72. 2:19As long as the measurements are accurate
73. 2:21and the proportions are more or less
74. 2:22correct, there shouldn't be any issues.
75. 2:24OK, once we have that, we'll send it to
76. 2:26him, and we'll say, "Here is the 2D
77. 2:28ground floor plan, measured in
78. 2:30centimeters; from this plan and the
79. 2:31photos, write a very detailed plan to
80. 2:33build an accurate 3D model." Dimensions
81. 2:36of each room, position, and width of
82. 2:37every door, window, and opening. Each
83. 2:39piece of furniture with its dimensions
84. 2:40and exact position relative to the walls
85. 2:42, materials, and colors. Indicate what
86. 2:44comes from the plan and what you are
87. 2:45deducing from the photos. And then, ask
88. 2:47me your questions if there are any
89. 2:48inconsistencies. For my part, what I'm
90. 2:49going to use is the floor plan I have
91. 2:51here. So, it's a floor plan that is
92. 2:53currently under development. I'll talk
93. 2:55to you a little bit more about it in
94. 2:56another video. I've already talked about
95. 2:58it during live streams.
96. 3:00But in any case, I'm going to take this
97. 3:01as a reference here because, well, I
98. 3:02have the measurements, so it will work
99. 3:04just fine.
100. 3:05We upload that and send the prompt.
101. 3:07Before sending the prompt, we see that
102. 3:08we have a response from earlier stating
103. 3:10that it has organized the 30 photos. Yes
104. 3:12, I took 30 photos just for the ground
105. 3:13floor alone. And here, it makes a few
106. 3:15small comments. It's talking about the
107. 3:17dining room here. The sofa and the table
108. 3:18are both in the photo. So it could also
109. 3:20go in the living room. Indeed, because I
110. 3:21have a dining room that is really
111. 3:22connected to the living room. Next, the
112. 3:24hallway. The photo is taken from the
113. 3:25bottom of the stairs looking towards the
114. 3:27hallway. So that is pretty good. If
115. 3:28something isn't right, we tell it, "For
116. 3:30me, everything is good." We validate it
117. 3:31like that. And we move on to the next
118. 3:33step, which is the 3D plan. So we send
119. 3:34it the plan.
120. 3:36Actually, what I want is for it to
121. 3:38create a floor plan that is more usable
122. 3:40than my own quick sketch, so at least it
123. 3:43gives me a clear and readable plan.
124. 3:46And then I'll be able to modify that
125. 3:48plan, and we'll work based on the plan
126. 3:49that Claude created on its own.
127. 3:52Why are we doing it this way? It's
128. 3:53because it can't directly modify the
129. 3:55plan I send it. So it creates the plan
130. 3:57based on that, and then we'll be able to
131. 4:00modify it however we want. At that point
132. 4:02, it will be able to make changes
133. 4:03without any issues. So, we'll wait for
134. 4:04it to do that and we'll be back right
135. 4:06after.
136. 4:07OK, so you can see it's asking questions
137. 4:09about inconsistencies, and honestly, for
138. 4:11most of them, we don't care—personally,
139. 4:14I don't care about the door openings.
140. 4:17At least, not for making a basic floor
141. 4:18plan.
142. 4:19Now, if you want to make a floor plan
143. 4:21where you generate an image with the
144. 4:23door swing, showing the door when it's
145. 4:25open, you can absolutely do that.
146. 4:27And in that case, it becomes interesting
147. 4:29to specify the door opening details.
148. 4:30That's not my case, but you can really
149. 4:32go much further with that. So, for all
150. 4:33the inconsistency questions it's asking
151. 4:35me, I'm not going to answer any of them
152. 4:37. I'm just going to answer the three on
153. 4:39the left that talk about the dimensions
154. 4:41not matching up. That's because I had
155. 4:43already done a previous test with
156. 4:45different dimensions.
157. 4:47So I'm going to tell it: 1, the plan is
158. 4:49correct.
159. 4:512, it's OK.
160. 4:523, it needs to be based on the photos.
161. 4:56And yes, because I hadn't included the
162. 4:57stairs and all that. So there you go. So
163. 4:59I've answered those questions, and
164. 5:00besides, what it generated for me
165. 5:02doesn't really suit me. Actually, I did
166. 5:04the test before to make the floor plan
167. 5:06off-camera, and it generated an image
168. 5:08for me. I thought that was great. So,
169. 5:10I'm going to ask it again here to
170. 5:11generate an image instead of making me a
171. 5:13plan with all the measurements and so on
172. 5:14. The plan will be its working tool,
173. 5:16which could be not bad. But I prefer it
174. 5:18to give me something visual, so I want
175. 5:20it to give me an image. Honestly, we
176. 5:21should have specified that in the first
177. 5:23prompt directly instead of redoing it
178. 5:25here. I don't know why it did it for me
179. 5:27directly during my tests, and now it
180. 5:29isn't. But well, it's not a big deal. At
181. 5:30most, put it in the prompt just before.
182. 5:33You ask yourself, "Generate an image of
183. 5:35the plan for me.""I'm going to ask him
184. 5:37now." And here is the plan he made for
185. 5:39me. And this time, it it suits me well.
186. 5:42We have the light points here, the front
187. 5:44door. Here, a winding staircase, it's
188. 5:46perfect. It more or less matches what I
189. 5:49want. OK, so now that we have the 2D
190. 5:51plan and it suits us and we have no
191. 5:53changes to make, I just want to see what
192. 5:55these green dots he made there are. OK.
193. 5:58Well, the plan here, it suits me. It's
194. 6:00perfect. I have no changes to have him
195. 6:02make.
196. 6:03We have the table with the chairs, we
197. 6:05have the sofa, the TV unit with the
198. 6:07small piece of furniture there, the
199. 6:08coffee table with the rug, the desk,
200. 6:10done, done, it's pretty good.
201. 6:11Now that we have that, well, we are
202. 6:13going to tell him this.
203. 6:15With the MCPX field, use 3D Jessu to
204. 6:17build the 3D model of my ground floor
205. 6:19from this detailed plan.
206. 6:21Without a roof, walls cut at 1.20 m to
207. 6:23see the interior. Furniture in simple
208. 6:24volume, correct dimensions. 3/4 view
209. 6:27from the bottom of the plan, fixed
210. 6:28orthographic camera.
211. 6:30Do a control render and show me the
212. 6:32scene in 3D.
213. 6:34The idea here is to already do a first
214. 6:36render a bit in draft mode without
215. 6:38adding textures, etc. It's really just
216. 6:39to get an overview of the generated plan
217. 6:42and at that point, we could still make
218. 6:43changes if ever there are things that
219. 6:45don't quite fit.
220. 6:47OK, perfect. So here, now, we are going
221. 6:49to see our 3D plan. So we're going to go
222. 6:51full screen to see a little better. OK.
223. 6:53And so what do we have here? We have the
224. 6:56sofa. We have a little bug here, uh,
225. 6:58with the backrest that is incomplete. So
226. 7:00we're going to close that and we're
227. 7:01going to tell him that. The sofa
228. 7:03backrest seems incomplete. There we go,
229. 7:05we'll tell him that already. What else
230. 7:07do we have here? The front door is weird
231. 7:09there. What is that? What is this front
232. 7:10door here? Nonsense. The front door, it
233. 7:13looks like a board.
234. 7:16Whereas it should be a front door.
235. 7:19And make an empty entrance without
236. 7:22furniture or boards. So that's because
237. 7:24he added a little board for me, I don't
238. 7:26know why. OK.
239. 7:27What else do we have? So yeah, that that
240. 7:29worried me too regarding the plan. I
241. 7:32didn't understand why he did that to me
242. 7:34. Here you see, he put cylinders in for
243. 7:36me. I don't know why he put those in.
244. 7:38I'll dictate, it will be easier. There
245. 7:40are two cylinders in the living room,
246. 7:43one green and one wood-colored. They
247. 7:45need to be deleted. They have no place
248. 7:47here. Same for the TV stand, I don't
249. 7:49have a column rising right next to the
250. 7:51green cylinder. So I'm not really sure
251. 7:53what that's doing there.
252. 7:54I also have something that looks like a
253. 7:56black post in the living room. That one
254. 7:57needs to be deleted too. The door
255. 7:59between the entry and the hallway is
256. 8:02missing from the plan. It needs to be
257. 8:04added. The restroom door opens inward,
258. 8:07not outward. It needs to be closed.
259. 8:09Behind the desk, there also looks like a
260. 8:12small gray partition. That one needs to
261. 8:14be deleted.
262. 8:16And the stairs are not in the right
263. 8:17place at all.
264. 8:18There is no wall. It really needs to be
265. 8:20flush with the exterior wall. There is
266. 8:21no intermediate wall and you can delete
267. 8:24the railing as well. All doors must be
268. 8:26closed. I don't want any open doors. OK
269. 8:28, it made the changes for us. What did
270. 8:30it do for us? So here, this time, it's
271. 8:32good. We're doing pretty well.
272. 8:34Regarding the TV stand, we're pretty
273. 8:36good there. We're pretty good. It closed
274. 8:38that for me again there. But that, I
275. 8:40want to delete that. Oh well, I can
276. 8:42delete it. Perfect. Oh wow, we can
277. 8:44modify it live. I'm discovering this at
278. 8:46the same time. We can modify in real
279. 8:48time, we can delete things. But this is
280. 8:49actually magnificent. So I can modify
281. 8:51the plan right here. But this is
282. 8:53brilliant. Oh no, we can't move it that
283. 8:56much. OK. Well, in any case, I was able
284. 8:58to delete a wall that was bothering me.
285. 9:00Uh, tick tick tick. Here we have the, we
286. 9:02have the doors. OK. They're half-cut,
287. 9:04that works for me. Start of the stairs.
288. 9:07There you go. Actually, I did set a
289. 9:09fairly low height here. Of course, you
290. 9:11can take it and modify it. You can set a
291. 9:13higher height if you prefer. I like it
292. 9:14because at least everything is
293. 9:15accessible. Meaning, I have my floor
294. 9:17plan like this, and well, I'll be able
295. 9:18to add the TV here, and I can actually
296. 9:20see the top of the TV. You see, I prefer
297. 9:21it, personally, it's a preference I have
298. 9:23. After that, you can go much higher,
299. 9:26even to 2.50 if you want, no problem.
300. 9:28But there you go, I'm setting it at this
301. 9:30height, it suits me very well.
302. 9:32Well, listen, this seems to work just
303. 9:34fine for me.
304. 9:35We'll settle on this for now so the
305. 9:37video doesn't drag on too long. But
306. 9:39there will still be some small tweaks,
307. 9:40like the floor here that I don't really
308. 9:42like. Anyway, let's move on, otherwise
309. 9:44you'll get bored. As for the lighting,
310. 9:46it doesn't look too bad. That's good.
311. 9:48That's good. That's good. That's good.
312. 9:51That's good. We're above it. That seems
313. 9:54pretty okay to me. We're above it too.
314. 9:55OK. The placement of the lights suits me
315. 9:58. Perfectly. So we need to look at this
316. 9:59too. Alright. We're going to use this
317. 10:01prompt to move on to the finish. So with
318. 10:03realistic materials, a night setting,
319. 10:05and so on. We'll launch this prompt and
320. 10:07wait for it to prepare all that. OK.
321. 10:10Let's see what it gives us now. Well,
322. 10:14that's much better. We still have a
323. 10:16slightly imposing fridge, but honestly,
324. 10:18it's fine, it works. There we go, we
325. 10:21even have the little entry cabinet. We
326. 10:22have the rug and coffee table. Well, we
327. 10:25have this again, but you know what, I
328. 10:26give up. There, I'm giving up on that
329. 10:28little hole there. It will be like that
330. 10:29on the plans. Hey. OK, sometimes.
331. 10:31Perfect. Well, let's move on to the next
332. 10:33step. The next step will be to place the
333. 10:36lights. So, you saw it rearranged things
334. 10:38a little bit.
335. 10:39It removed all the lights for me. That's
336. 10:41what I wanted because I'm going to show
337. 10:43it where I want the lights. So here,
338. 10:45we're just going to take a screenshot.
339. 10:47You can use Paint or do whatever you
340. 10:49want, but basically, I'm going to draw
341. 10:52the LED strips here to make sure it
342. 10:54understands that there are LED strips.
343. 10:57There, hop, there's an LED strip. OK.
344. 11:01Can I draw circles? So, I'll draw arrows
345. 11:03to show the direction of the lighting.
346. 11:05And then, we'll put some lighting here.
347. 11:08A light here. Here, that's going to be
348. 11:11the TV. So, the TV lighting.
349. 11:13I'm going to put some lighting here, and
350. 11:16here, with the light facing downwards.
351. 11:20There, really, we're just doing this
352. 11:21totally on the fly.
353. 11:23Here, we'll have several lights facing
354. 11:26downwards, downwards, downwards.
355. 11:29Here, we'll have a light. And here, we
356. 11:32have a light facing downwards. Facing
357. 11:35downwards.
358. 11:36And then, we'll add more lighting here
359. 11:38towards the stairs.
360. 11:40And here, we'll tell it to delete this
361. 11:43wall. There, we'll make some crosses
362. 11:45just like that. There, we delete this
363. 11:47wall, we copy it, and then we paste it
364. 11:50here. Here are some annotations for the
365. 11:53plan.
366. 11:54You'll see some very long rectangles.
367. 11:56Those are LED strips that shine towards
368. 11:58the ceiling. Then, you'll see rectangles
369. 12:01that look more like squares. Those will
370. 12:03be the light fixtures. So those will be
371. 12:05the downward-facing lights. Also, I've
372. 12:07marked crosses on a wall that needs to
373. 12:09be deleted. So that's the wall between
374. 12:11the stairs and the hallway.
375. 12:13So redo the plan for me and also set it
376. 12:15to night mode with the lights on so I
377. 12:17can approve everything.
378. 12:19OK, so it has added the lights for me.
379. 12:22So that's pretty good. It's kind of what
380. 12:24I asked for, so that's good. OK. And
381. 12:26what does it look like in terms of night
382. 12:28lighting?
383. 12:29Well, it gives me kind of the lighting I
384. 12:31wanted. It's perfect with the LED strips
385. 12:34it added behind that light up quite well
386. 12:35. Well, listen, it's pretty much perfect
387. 12:37. So now I'm answering its questions.
388. 12:39Perfect. I approve. Download the 3D file
389. 12:42.
390. 12:43OK.
391. 12:44The 3D file, well, we can find it here
392. 12:45and open it directly.
393. 12:47So that's pretty good. There's even a
394. 12:50lighting thing here. I'm not quite sure
395. 12:51what that is. Ah, there we go. Well,
396. 12:53here we have our quote-unquote realistic
397. 12:55plan with the textures and all that.
398. 12:58So this also allows us to have the files
399. 13:00directly on the computer instead of
400. 13:02always leaving everything to the AI.
401. 13:05OK. Now I'm just going to tell it to
402. 13:07remove the ceiling.
403. 13:09I'll even say delete the ceiling and
404. 13:14then prepare the night render, the day
405. 13:19render, and the render for the lighting
406. 13:25, just the lighting, to avoid it dimming
407. 13:30when several lights are on.
408. 13:36already on. Then, I would like us to
409. 13:41make a nice floor plan on Home Assistant
410. 13:46.
411. 13:47We can use card-mod for the lights to
412. 13:50manage the intensity.
413. 13:54Prepare a floor plan for me with the
414. 13:58entities you think should be linked, and
415. 14:02if you're missing any or aren't sure,
416. 14:05tell me, and I'll tell you which
417. 14:09entities to link to which light.
418. 14:13OK, so here, and this is really the
419. 14:15advantage of doing it with AI, is that
420. 14:17it will take care of doing all the
421. 14:19rendering.
422. 14:21Actually, what it will do is first
423. 14:22render a night view, with all lighting
424. 14:24turned off.
425. 14:25Then, a day view, with all lighting
426. 14:27turned off. And then, we will render
427. 14:30just the area that the light will
428. 14:32illuminate. And we will only do that
429. 14:34render with everything else transparent
430. 14:36. And in fact, that will allow us to
431. 14:39then turn the lights on directly on our
432. 14:41plan and only have the beam lighting up
433. 14:43that specific part.
434. 14:45And if, in fact, we rendered the full
435. 14:47plan every time, well, when we overlay
436. 14:49the different renders, it would
437. 14:51eventually darken the areas that were
438. 14:53already lit. So that's why we only
439. 14:55render the illuminated area.
440. 14:58So the plan indicates this to us all in
441. 15:011600 by 1200. Day base, the sun,
442. 15:03everything is off. Night base, the
443. 15:05moonlight, everything is off. But we can
444. 15:07still read the plan well. One light-only
445. 15:09layer per entity, assisting rendering on
446. 15:11a black background without sun or sky.
447. 15:13It only contains the light from that
448. 15:14lamp. In Assistant, layers are additive
449. 15:17, so turning on a lamp never darkens
450. 15:19those already on. One layer per entity,
451. 15:21not per light fixture. So that makes,
452. 15:23here it tells me it makes about 10
453. 15:24layers. There you go, the background
454. 15:26switches between day and night according
455. 15:27to the sun. So basically, if the sun is
456. 15:30up, we switch to day mode. If the sun is
457. 15:32down, we switch to night mode. The
458. 15:35intensity. We use Carré mode. Now, this
459. 15:37is optional; you don't have to do it,
460. 15:39but you will need to install Carré mode
461. 15:41with HACS, and that will actually allow
462. 15:44you to manage the light intensity.
463. 15:46Meaning if we turn on a light at 20%,
464. 15:48well, it will be very, very dimly lit on
465. 15:51our plan. And if we set it to 100%, well
466. 15:53, obviously it will be much brighter.
467. 15:54Without Carré mode, well, there will
468. 15:56just be a single, fixed lighting
469. 15:57intensity. And that's a bit less cool
470. 15:59for a floor plan. I like for it to be
471. 16:02really stylish like that. There you go,
472. 16:04I think it's more stylish to have the
473. 16:06intensity vary directly. Next, it will
474. 16:08place clickable icons on each light
475. 16:10fixture, and then the card will fit on
476. 16:12the screen without scrolling. OK, here
477. 16:14it tells me what it's fairly sure about
478. 16:16. So, the strip behind the sofa. So here
479. 16:19, I just need to validate the entities
480. 16:21that it wants to link to the lights. So
481. 16:24, all of this is pretty accurate. Where
482. 16:26I need confirmation is for the two
483. 16:28dining room lights. Indeed, I have two
484. 16:29of them. So, for example, this is a
485. 16:31switch I have in the living room for the
486. 16:34dining room. So, that's not the right
487. 16:35one. So here, I just need to go to
488. 16:37Assistant, and then I'll go find the
489. 16:39names of my entities. I know it's
490. 16:41Tasmota, so it's this one for the dining
491. 16:44room switch. It's the one that will
492. 16:45actually manage all of that.
493. 16:47So, regarding the dining room switch,
494. 16:48it's this one. So, I'll say for the
495. 16:51dining room, it's this one.
496. 16:55For the kitchen, it's this one.
497. 16:57So here, I'm correcting it because—oh
498. 16:58wait, no, it's fine. No, it was just
499. 17:00right for the kitchen. It had found the
500. 17:01right one. Incredible. And for the
501. 17:03hallway, well, that's a bit special.
502. 17:05Actually, what I'm going to do is modify
503. 17:07it directly here to get the entity. It
504. 17:08will be much simpler.
505. 17:10In fact, in the hallway, I have a switch
506. 17:12to turn on the fixture, and then I have
507. 17:13a smart bulb, and I only manage the
508. 17:15smart bulb.
509. 17:16So here, likewise, we'll get the right
510. 17:18one.
511. 17:19For the hallway, it's this one, and for
512. 17:22the entryway, it's this.
513. 17:24We're good.
514. 17:26Stairs, it's for the stairs. I think it
515. 17:28found the right one for me.
516. 17:31For the stairs, it's "floor."
517. 17:33So here, we'll go to the floor and
518. 17:35retrieve the name. Then, I'll say the
519. 17:38LED under the desk.
520. 17:40I don't want to add all that.
521. 17:43They're just small LEDs I put there; I
522. 17:44barely use them. OK. And now, you see
523. 17:47it's using HA MCP. So, this will use MCP
524. 17:50to Assistant to create my dashboard. Oh
525. 17:52yes, while it's taking care of that, it
526. 17:54might not work for you because it
527. 17:56doesn't have the ability to send the
528. 17:57images to your Home Assistant, because
529. 17:59of course, the images must be on Home
530. 18:01Assistant. In that case, there are two
531. 18:03solutions.
532. 18:04Either you authorize it to drop files
533. 18:06from a SAMBA share, a network share, and
534. 18:09so you explain to it which path to take
535. 18:11, or simply you connect to the Home
536. 18:13Assistant Samba share yourself and just
537. 18:16drop the files onto it.
538. 18:18For my part, it's connected. It has the
539. 18:20ability to drop files onto my Home
540. 18:22Assistant, so it handles it all by
541. 18:23itself. OK. So what is it telling me?
542. 18:2612 renders are ready. I simulated a
543. 18:29check.
544. 18:30OK, it made some corrections. The
545. 18:32floorplan I'm offering you for Home
546. 18:33Assistant, the background changes on its
547. 18:35own. OK. Stacked light layer. The 10
548. 18:38buttons. The touch size adapts.
549. 18:41OK, so now we're going to look at the
550. 18:43different renders. So here, actually,
551. 18:45you see, I'm going to enlarge this a
552. 18:46little bit for you. Hop. Can you see the
553. 18:48different ones here? So this is daytime
554. 18:50. This is nighttime. Here, everything is
555. 18:52on. This is daytime and everything on.
556. 18:54Well, that's pretty rare in general.
557. 18:56And here, in fact, you see what I was
558. 18:58telling you, it only did the parts that
559. 19:00are lit, and that avoids having a
560. 19:02conflict between two lights.
561. 19:04Now, there will inevitably be some, for
562. 19:06example here, living room window and
563. 19:07living room office, but it will be
564. 19:09almost invisible because they are really
565. 19:11side by side.
566. 19:12We won't really see the difference that
567. 19:14much. OK, so that works for me. So I'll
568. 19:17tell it "OK for the renders." OK for the
569. 19:20LEDs. The LEDs suit me fine.
570. 19:22And go ahead and write and copy the
571. 19:26images and create the dashboard.
572. 19:30There we go. So well, it was long, it
573. 19:32lasted about 20 minutes, 20 to 25
574. 19:33minutes or so, but if I had had to do it
575. 19:35by hand, it would have been a bit longer
576. 19:37.
577. 19:37That's it for that.
578. 19:39Now, it's going to make the dashboard,
579. 19:41and here we are with the floorplan.
580. 19:44So, we see that it added some little
581. 19:46buttons for the lighting.
582. 19:49So we can control each light
583. 19:50individually like this. And at the same
584. 19:52time, it lights up as it should.
585. 19:55Here with a long press, we can lower the
586. 19:57brightness and it also lowers the
587. 19:59brightness on the floorplan directly.
588. 20:01There we go, we're checking that
589. 20:02everything works. Here, it turns on the
590. 20:04kitchen for me just fine. Here, it turns
591. 20:06on the hallway. The stairs, I just heard
592. 20:08it. Here, well, that's the TV, I'm not
593. 20:10going to turn it on. And here at the
594. 20:12entrance, well, it's the same,
595. 20:13everything is working correctly. Next,
596. 20:15let's see what he did on Home Assistant
597. 20:17. Here we are going to modify the little
598. 20:20dashboard. We'll click edit. Let's take
599. 20:22a look at the code.
600. 20:24In terms of the code, we can see right
601. 20:26away that it's a card mod and we already
602. 20:29have a style so that it uses 100%of the
603. 20:32screen. Well, my image isn't in the
604. 20:34right format to fill my screen entirely
605. 20:36here. But it will go onto, I'll show you
606. 20:39that in another video, it will go onto a
607. 20:41square-formatted screen and that's why
608. 20:43it's in this format. So first off, let's
609. 20:46start here; he began by setting the
610. 20:48image to day or night. So, by default,
611. 20:51it's the night base. And then, based on
612. 20:53the status of sun.sun, which is the sun
613. 20:56entity, well, if it's above the horizon
614. 20:58, it's the day base. If it's below the
615. 21:00horizon, it's simply the night base. So
616. 21:02that's not bad. And we don't have any
617. 21:03action on it.
618. 21:05Next, we have cards in card-mod with the
619. 21:07style that corresponds to the state and
620. 21:09so on, with the sofa LED entity, and as
621. 21:12for the image, we have the image of the
622. 21:14light turning on, and basically it's
623. 21:16always roughly that.
624. 21:19So there you go, it's not perfect yet,
625. 21:21it's not 100%perfect, but it's really
626. 21:23not bad.
627. 21:24And well, it took me, I think, about 4
628. 21:26hours, knowing that I took a break to
629. 21:28eat and I took a break to take a shower
630. 21:30. So those are four big hours. I think
631. 21:33that in total waiting and work time, we
632. 21:35are at about 3 hours. And in 3 hours,
633. 21:37the result is already pretty good. And I
634. 21:39know very well that if I were to spend 2
635. 21:41days on it—but you know me—I'm too lazy
636. 21:43. I'm definitely not going to do that.
637. 21:45We'll see, maybe one day if you spend 2
638. 21:47hours on it, well, you can really make
639. 21:49it perfect.
640. 21:50There, I wanted to make this video so
641. 21:51you could see the steps a bit, how it
642. 21:53can be done with artificial intelligence
643. 21:54. In any case, I like the result because
644. 21:56it corresponds pretty well to my house.
645. 21:59Of course, I only have white walls,
646. 22:00apart from this one which is blue. So
647. 22:02naturally, only this one is blue. But if
648. 22:04I had different colors for the walls,
649. 22:06well, it would have applied those too.
650. 22:08It lets you have something truly
651. 22:09personalized that really matches your
652. 22:11interior without needing to model
653. 22:13anything at all. You just need to make a
654. 22:152D floor plan. That’s the part that
655. 22:17takes a bit longer, but if you already
656. 22:19have your house's architectural plan,
657. 22:20then it's perfect, you're all set.
658. 22:22Otherwise, you just need to make one,
659. 22:23there are plenty of interesting tools
660. 22:24for that. Thanks for watching the video
661. 22:26until the end. You can find all the
662. 22:27information for Xfield in the
663. 22:29description, of course.
664. 22:31If you want to do what I did and go
665. 22:33through Xfield directly, I decided to
666. 22:35take just one month to test a bit of
667. 22:36everything, see what is possible to do,
668. 22:38and really have access to it all.
669. 22:42So don't hesitate to check that out in
670. 22:43the comments if you're interested, and
671. 22:44we'll see you very soon for a new video
672. 22:45.