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Adding vehicles to any large-scale highway or roadway visualization animations can be a daunting and laborious task. Representing accurate traffic patterns and vehicle movements would often be impossible without hand-animating hundreds or thousands of cars (not usually a viable solution). Using VISSIM traffic data and 3ds Max Civil View extension, it’s possible to automate much of the process, as well as to have an accurate and visually correct simulation that’s easy to update as changes to the model or traffic data occur. This class will cover the basic steps of integrating the traffic data; provide some tips and tricks for the vehicles; and pass on efficient workflows for animating, rendering, and revising during the lifecycle of a project.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn how to bring in VISSIM traffic data to 3ds Max using the Civil View extension
- Know how to work with traffic engineers to get the required files and data for Civil View
- Learn how to track vehicles to roadway surfaces, bridges, and ramps
- Learn how to update and revise traffic data automatically using 3ds Max Xref files
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Steve JohnsonSteve Johnson has been a senior design visualization specialist with WSP USA for 14 years. Previously to working for WSP, Steve received his B.S. degree in Virtual Technology and Design from the University of Idaho. His responsibilities include project management and production on multiple visualization projects focused on highway design, light rail, and transit oriented development. Among several large scale projects, the SR 520 Floating Bridge replacement and I-90 Light Rail Track bridge projects have been highlighted for Autodesk University classes to demonstrate techniques for creating engaging and interesting visualizations.
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