For those of you looking for a new blog to follow I highly suggest John Tocci's blog. For those of you who don't know who John Tocci is here is a little bio over at his blog. The blog is filled with some great information on the construction end of the BIM process... A perfect example is his tutorial/writeup about rendering animations in Navisworks based on a Revit model:
I recently got this question posed to me by someone in my comments section, and I've heard it before... so I figured, why not create a little tutorial on it.
The question:
"I am a student at Texas A&M and am getting very frustrated at the quality of my render 4d videos. If you have found a way to make them look good I would be very interested in any tips you might have.
Thanks for the help"
Since the animations are all the same, I figured I'd answer it using a 1,713 frame animation I did inside Navisworks. (It took slightly less than 24 hours for the images to all export)
Click here to see the video tutorial and final video of the animation....
Monday, June 6, 2011
BIM Tutorial - Rendering Animations in Navisworks
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BIM Tutorial - Rendering Animations in Navisworks
2011-06-06T10:28:00-04:00
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