Architectural Visualization Workflow in Autodesk Building Design Suite 2013

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1 Architectural Visualization Workflow in Autodesk Building Design Suite 2013 Marvi Basha TU Graz

2 Class Summary - What is Arch-Viz? - Revit vs. 3Ds Max - Workflow - Post Production

3 Class Summary - What is Arch-Viz? - Revit vs. 3Ds Max - Workflow - Post Production

4 Learning Objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to: Link and open a Revit model in 3ds Max Design Create a photorealistic rendering in a short amount of time Generate render elements with the Render Pass System in 3ds Max Design 2013 Make modifications and add effects to the rendering with Autodesk Composite 2013

5 Importance of Architectural Visualization

6 Importance of Architectural Vizualisation Communication Inspiration Motivation Marketing

7 Standard Render Settings Communication Inspiration Motivation Marketing

8 Adding Drama

9 What are the elements that makes a good rendering? Composition Story/ Scenario Environment/ Effects Lighting and Mood Luxigon

10 What are the elements that makes a good rendering? Composition Story/ Scenario Environment/ Effects Lighting and Mood A. Weirer Studio 33

11 Mood Creation with Light Hugh Ferriss

12 Mood Creation with Light Hugh Ferriss

13 3D Render vs. Postprocessed Image Pure Render Luxigon

14 Revit Architecture vs. 3ds Max Design

15 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Families Boolean Operation Alignment

16 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Families Boolean Operation Alignment Temporary Dimensions

17 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Nature

18 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Nature Scatter

19 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Texturing Families with Materials

20 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Substance Maps

21 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Substance Materials UVW Map

22 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Texturing Sun & Sky presets Lighting

23 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Texturing Lighting Sun & Sky presets Light families with IES data

24 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Nitrous Viewport Lighting

25 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Lighting Nitrous Viewport Environment and Effects

26 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of Revit Modeling Texturing Lighting Rendering Few Render Settings Adjust Exposure

27 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Render Time Effects Lighting Rendering

28 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Lighting Rendering Render Time Effects Camera Correction

29 Revit vs. 3ds Max Advantages of 3ds Max Modeling Texturing Lighting Rendering Render Time Effects Camera Correction Render Elements

30 Importing & linking files in 3ds Max

31 DWG vs. FBX > Export > FBX or DWG DWG FBX Layers Curves & Lines Lights Materials Cameras

32 Linking Files > Import > Link Revit Combine By Revit Material Combine By Revit Category Combine By Family Type As One Object Do Not Combine Entities

33 Linking Files

34 Preparing the Scene

35 Activating Nitrous Viewport Realistic > Lights and Shadows > Illuminate with scene lights + Shadow + Ambient Occlusion

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37 Environment mr Photographic Exposure Control

38 Material Override

39 Ambient Occlusion

40 Ambient Occlusion

41 Render Settings

42 Image Resoluton Image Resolution Rendering > Print Size Assistant

43 Final Render Settings Increasing Final Gather Precision (For high quality GI set the FG Precision to Low or Medium) Increase the FG Bounces (For exterior renderings set the FG bounces to 2)

44 Interior Render Activate GI (Recommended for Interior Renderings)

45 Interior Render Activate GI (Recommended for Interior Renderings) Optimize GI Activate the Photon Target

46 Final Render Settings Activate GI (Recommended for Interior Renderings) Optimize GI Activate the Photon Target Use mr Sky Portal

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48 Render Elements

49 Render Elements

50 Render Elements

51 Autodesk Composite 2013

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53 Material ID

54 Material ID

55 Z-Depth

56 Z-Depth

57 Refractions/ Reflections

58 Refractions

59 Add Life

60 Add Life

61 Add Life

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65 Thank you

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