Feb 1 Visualization Workshop
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Who’s Here
djavan@stanford.edu
mulor@stanford.edu
gogola@stanford.edu
hugobudd@stanford.edu
ssczhang@stanford.edu
smad500@stanford.edu
krashin@stanford.edu
chweenan@stanford.edu
toruwtnb@stanford.edu
igmalik@stanford.edu
pwmurray@stanford.edu
mayanjie@stanford.edu
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Site Resources to Download
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- Open the Sample Project.
- Save As… to your computer using a new name for your project team.
- Open the Collaborate > Collaborate > In the Cloud tool to save your team’s project to ACC.
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- Open the Sample Project.
- Save As… to your computer using a new name for your project team.
- Open the Collaborate > Collaborate > In the Cloud tool to save your team’s project to ACC.
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Modeling in Revit
- Open Project Start file in Revit
- It has the Site Context Revit model linked to it
- Make your edits here
- Save a copy for your version
- Upload to ACC
- Start Revit Modeling
- Building Features
- Walls
- Roofs
- Windows
- Floors vs. Toposolids
- How to model underground
- Will add entourage — plants, people, vehicles, furniture — in Twinmotion
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Visualizing in Twinmotion
- Install Twinmotion
- Download and unzip UCLA_Station.zip
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- If doesn’t find supporting images/textures, point to the folder
- Site Context is included
- Your station model will be added
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- Direct Link from Revit
- Synchronize button
- Export Datasmith file
- Import Geometry
- Update Link whenever export new geometry from Revit
- If necessary, move Revit model into place
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- Adjust Materials
- Add Plantings
- Add People
- Add Vehicles
- Add Furniture
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- Media > Image > Add
- Select Image
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- Environment
- Time of Day
- Weather
- Location
- Sky > HDRI
- Camera
- Focal Length
- Depth of Field
- Rendering
- Global Illumination > Lumen (better reflections)
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- Media > Video > Add
- Add Images as keyframes
- Video transitions between keyframes
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- Panoramas
- Linked 360 Degree Images
- Presentation
- Fully navigable walkthru
- Export your media
- Image files
- Video files
- Links to immerse experiences
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Learning to Create Your Own Site Context Maps
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