Description
In the real world, one program just can’t do it all. Sketching, massing models, final design, animation, and rendering of architectural models—this class will discuss the workflow for using multiple Autodesk products in a production environment. Discover the details of this workflow, starting with an AutoCAD sketch, going to a FormIt massing model, then to Revit software for final design, then to 3ds Max software and Arnold to render the final animation. Learn how BIM 360 software can help manage the workflow files, and discover methods for creating models in FormIt and how it affects working with Revit downstream. Review the Revit-to-3ds Max linking process, and discover how to render photo-quality images. Learn how to use Physical Materials and the Sun Positioner to simulate outdoor lighting and composition to create compelling images. Use the Physical Camera controls to adjust the scene exposure and depth of field. Get ahead of the competition by learning to create your renderings using photographic composition in a streamlined workflow.
Key Learnings
- Discover the connection between AutoCAD, FormIt, and Revit for an optimal design workflow
- Learn how to link a Revit model into 3ds Max 2019 for use with the Arnold renderer
- Learn how to create and configure the Sun Positioner and camera exposure
- Learn how to place cameras and create simple fly-through animations of the Revit design
Speakers
- SSSteven SchainSteven is the Post Production Supervisor and Media & Entertainment Content Manager for CADLearning products at 4D Technologies, where he develops content standards and creates content for Autodesk 3ds Max, Maya, Inventor, and Fusion 360 users that is used in AI and machine learning solutions, in-application performance support, and desktop and mobile apps. Steven is also the Post-Production Supervisor for all CADLearning products from 4D Technologies. Since 1998, Steven has contributed to Autodesk's certified courseware for 9 releases of 3ds Max, was a co-developer of the Autodesk ACI Program and 3ds Max fundamental standards, and is currently an Autodesk Certified Instructor. As a premier Autodesk trainer, he has continued teaching end users, companies, and many others, including The Walt Disney Company, Guess, and the United States Army. As an 8-year veteran of Autodesk University, Steven has taught classes ranging from creating particle fountains in 3ds Max, to classes on 3D printing and entrepreneurship.
David CohnDavid is the Senior Content Manager for CADLearning® products at 4D Technologies, where he develops content standards and creates microlearning that is immediately actionable and leads to better knowledge retention for Autodesk AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, and ReCap users. He has more than 35 years of hands-on experience with AutoCAD and 20 years with Revit as a user, developer, author and consultant, and is an Autodesk Certified Professional for both AutoCAD and Revit. A contributing editor to Digital Engineering magazine, he is also the former senior editor of CADalyst magazine, and he is the author of more than a dozen books about AutoCAD. A licensed architect, David was also one of the earliest AutoCAD third-party software developers, creating numerous AutoCAD add-on programs. As an industry consultant, David has worked with many companies, including Autodesk. He has taught college-level AutoCAD courses and has consistently been a top-rated speaker at Autodesk University.
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