Beschreibung
So you’re familiar with architectural renderings and know a little about virtual reality (VR), but want to see how they're used in a real-world example. This presentation goes through the basics of VR, discussing quick principles for setting up a scene for 360 panos showcasing Houston’s Capitol Tower, designed by Gensler and currently under construction with Skanska. This case study goes behind the scenes to show how TILTPIXEL created an immersive 360 VR tour using all the bells and whistles of leading animation techniques, and applying them to a 360 environment. We will look at 3ds Max software and V-Ray, as well as combining green-screen footage into a 360 image with compositing techniques. The end result is an online, interactive, 360 video tour that can be viewed on virtually any platform.
Wichtige Erkenntnisse
- Discover VR
- Learn the different uses and applications with VR
- Learn how to use VR in your design or presentation
- Understand the process involved in creating an immersive 360 tour
Referent
- RHRamy HannaRamy Hanna is a partner and 3D artist at TILTPIXEL. He has been in the architectural visualization industry for the last decade, creating mostly architectural renderings and animations. He is familiar with various 3D software systems and a variety of rendering engines. He also dabbles in architectural photography and has won several design awards, including American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design Awards. He has also presented at several speaking engagements, including Autodesk University, the Revit Technology Conference (RTC), and VisDay. Ramy is an online instructor for The Gnomon Workshop and Blackspectacles.com. Since 2009 he has helped the 3ds Max Team by offering input on the design of 3ds Max software. In 2003 Ramy was involved in an animated short nominated at the SIGGRAPH Conference. In 2006 AMC Theatres' movie theaters nationwide screened the film.
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