For large photogrammetry models, support for tiled/level of detailed objs or meshes would be extremely beneficial. I'm not sure how feasible this is with your software. You'd need to then stream the model data rather than loading the whole model all at once.
Great video - learned quite a few things here with the GLTF Models. One thing I think you missed out on is the original import of the OBJ file. I have always experimented with the OBJ file and getting that down in size, but it looks like you just took the OBJ the way you got it and reduced that. Perhaps it needs to be a combination of both.
Thnks for sharing tips.. Is there any way to creat drone video or picture footage convert into 3d model in 3dVista? Same as 360 video or panaroma tour indoor footage into 3d?
Another great way to get it done is with baking normal maps. You get your high poly mesh, duplicate it and use the decimate modifier on one of them and uv unwrap the low poly mesh. Now in your shader editor, you make a new image texture; this would be our normal map. Next, you select the high poly and low poly meshes in order, go to the render settings while in cycles mode, and look for bake. Make sure the active to selected is checked and you pick the change the bake type to normals. Once done baking you can plug the new normal map into the normal map node and plug that into your shader. Then that's it.
For large photogrammetry models, support for tiled/level of detailed objs or meshes would be extremely beneficial. I'm not sure how feasible this is with your software. You'd need to then stream the model data rather than loading the whole model all at once.
I second this, however it could be very difficult to impliment any progressive loading feature.
Coming in a few weeks :)
Please, could you zoom in and move the mouse slower in the next videos? It's not clear which icons you touch in the interface.
Thank you.
Great video - learned quite a few things here with the GLTF Models. One thing I think you missed out on is the original import of the OBJ file. I have always experimented with the OBJ file and getting that down in size, but it looks like you just took the OBJ the way you got it and reduced that. Perhaps it needs to be a combination of both.
Thank much appreciated
Any tips for optimising/editing Revit models imported to 3ds Max via Navisworks?
Thnks for sharing tips.. Is there any way to creat drone video or picture footage convert into 3d model in 3dVista? Same as 360 video or panaroma tour indoor footage into 3d?
Yes - I do it all the time
its work to mera quest 2 or any vr headset ?
Thank you guys.
Another great way to get it done is with baking normal maps. You get your high poly mesh, duplicate it and use the decimate modifier on one of them and uv unwrap the low poly mesh. Now in your shader editor, you make a new image texture; this would be our normal map. Next, you select the high poly and low poly meshes in order, go to the render settings while in cycles mode, and look for bake. Make sure the active to selected is checked and you pick the change the bake type to normals. Once done baking you can plug the new normal map into the normal map node and plug that into your shader. Then that's it.
How to bake textures and import them to 3DVista for best look?
Thank you! Great explanations!
great! But,
how to control indoor_light, spotlight...?
Hi, does anyone know the best way to do this with a heavy 3dsmax scene please?
as for batch resize of textures you can use faststone photo resizer which is free and batch
import 3ds max file???