Animating Urbanscapes with NVIDIA Omniverse
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Animating Urbanscapes with NVIDIA Omniverse
NVIDIA Omniverse is new to me, and I haven’t explored it much (yet). This is where Pekka Varis comes in with his how-to video and writeup about populating a pedestrian street using ActorCore, iClone, and NVIDIA’s Omniverse platform. Enjoy the ride!
Cause & Effect
Industry Event
Cause & Effect
The ASAI American Society of Architectural Illustrators invites you to join a unique conversation harnessing the global village of visualizers, architects, developers, marketers, creatives, place makers, and artists who collaborate to depict our cities’ future. The conference takes place from 16 to 17 November 2022 at Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London, UK.
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Newfound Visions. Transforming Decisions
The conference takes place over one day, followed by an evening social event. Theme: “CAUSE & EFFECT” Newfound Visions. Transforming Decisions. The first-ever gathering of the global village of visualizers, architects, developers, marketers, creatives, place makers, and artists who collaborate to depict our cities’ future.
This year’s theme encourages presenters to explore their unique views of how the future of these cities might look in the not-too-distant future, either through a critical lens of what could occur if we make poor decisions now or by illustrating an optimistic view of how things could be if we make better choices in the present day.
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Village Underground, London, UK. 1 Day event – 15 speakers, 1 Panel, Evening Awards and Party.
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The American Society of Architectural Illustrators, ASAI, is an international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing and recognizing architectural illustration’s art, science, and profession. Through communication, education, and advocacy, the Society strives to refine and emphasize the role of illustration in the practice and appreciation of architecture.
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Fast Realistic 3D people in ArchViz with ActorCore & Unreal Engine
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Fast Realistic 3D people in ArchViz with ActorCore & Unreal Engine
3d people are becoming a bigger point of focus as real-time tools take center stage, aided by real-time ray tracing. Beyond the visual fidelity of the 3d characters, you must now also consider the motion fidelity as part of telling a compelling architectural on interior design story. This is where ActorCore comes into play, as you see Pasquale Scionti’s work with Unreal Engine.
Photo Matching with Fstorm
CASE STUDY by Matthew Hallett
Photo Matching with Fstorm
Photorealism might not be the primary goal for ArchViz anymore (in general, as a goal for the industry), since we pretty much achieved it thanks to technological advances in hardware and software. And yet, from time to time, someone still manages to surprise me with efforts towards realism. Such is this work by Matthew Hallett.
Easy Animated 3D People with ActorCore
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Easy Animated 3D People with ActorCore
You can never have enough 2d people. I’ve always said that, and this is true and more when it comes to 3d people. But to be more specific, it is really about the variety of motion that we need. More mocap animation without the complexity of capturing it. That is where ActorCore comes to play as you’ll see Paco Barruguer’s work with it in Blender.
Making of Aland Islands House
Making of by Artur Szóstakowski
Aland Islands House
Aland Islands House immediately captured my attention. It is a Blender-based project that looks super good and showcases both still and animation work done by a very skilled artist and fantastic final results. Worthy of exploring how it was made.