Overview
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Discover how to incorporate VR and AR into your architecture, engineering, or construction workflow. Learn best practices for creating files with predictable VR outcomes.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Welcome
- What you should know
- Using the exercise files
- A business case for immersive visualization
- LOD and return on BIM investment
- Immersive tech: When to use
- Immersive tech: Which to use
- Extracting extra value from your investment
- Overview
- Single-user visualization in Enscape
- VR in Enscape
- Multiuser visualization using IrisVR Prospect
- AR visualization using the Umbra mobile app
- Introduction to interactive AR experience using Torch
- Importing a design model into Torch
- Setting up interactions in a Torch project
- Exporting a torch project viewer for other users
- Game engines for custom AR/VR experiences, tools, simulations, and visualizations
- Simple 3D placeholders
- Creating a placeholder component family
- Editing a placeholder component family
- Labeling a component family
- Adding parametric detail to a component family
- Instance parameters for variability within a type
- Topography and context
- What's in a Revit material?
- Revit appearance asset library and organization
- Creating a new Revit material
- Populating the materials strategically in the project
- Next-level parametric families
- Using RPC for Enscape and renderings
- Lighting, IES profiles, and emissive materials
- Location data for VR sun analysis
- Google Earth for site exploration
- Blocks
- Tilt Brush
- Import to Revit as a 3D underlay
- Getting started with the wild
- Prototyping in virtual reality
- Collaborative design review
- Next steps
