Autodesk Navisworks BIM Platform Software for Construction

I designed this course for Product Managers who have new product or feature ideas and would like to talk to customers and learn whether their idea will fly.Customer interviews are the most common way to test feature/product ideas early. It's not the only way, but this is what 90% of product development organizations do 90% of the time.This is a special genre of customer interviews. Let's call it: Problem Validation Interviews. It provides a relatively quick and clear answer to how much customers need your envisioned product/feature.I will discuss some common bad practices in the course, such as asking customers “Would you buy this product?”, "Does this have value for you?". Then you will learn what to ask instead of this. And you will also learn the dos and don'ts of this genre of user interviews. In the end, you will be able to talk to your customers and get an unbiased image of how much they need your product.Finally, you will learn how to deal with Feature Requests using the Problem Validation Interview.I will talk you through many examples of how products such as Airbnb, Twitter, or LinkedIn could have been validated using these techniques.You will also do a mini-project during this course. Take a product idea and see how you could test, whether there is a need for that or not.See you in there!

This course demonstrates how to convert measured survey information from 2D CAD into a 3D Revit existing building model. It takes into account the need to develop the existing design phase considering the future use of the model during the proposed design phase, demonstrating various modelling techniques to be adopted.The course begins with the preparation of the 2D CAD information. The lessons progress by linking 2D CAD and developing the 3D model using various best practice workflows, tips and tricks including non-uniform roof design and complex curtain wall styles.Detailed examples are illustrated using a live project which has been surveyed using AutoCAD, demonstrating how to model various details and building shapes without compromising the usability of the model.Various workflows are discussed along with their limitations to enable delegates to make informed decisions on the appropriate modelling methodology for any given scenario of existing building modelling.Tips and tricks are shared in the various lessons to enable delegates to learn specific workflows to overcome modelling challenges with existing complex geometry.The course focuses on the progressive development of an existing church model as a sample file which contains various complex elements within the façade, such as rebated windows and door reveals, cornices, plinths, spires and stone features.The course concludes by looking at the application of bespoke materials to the survey model to give a suitable level of aesthetics to the existing scheme and enable high-quality visuals to be generated from the existing building model.

Most programs have a multitude of buttons, gizmos and menus that often clutter up and confuse students as to where everything is and what they're mostly likely going to use in a production atmosphere. This course is designed to focus on what the student is going to need to know to start and finish any model they choose to undertake to create.The UI, and customization of same, will be explored as well the major creation methods and using sub-object functions (vertex, edge, polygon, element) to their best advantage. From using photo references, the student will be able to clearly and concisely model parts and refine details to create finished meshes.They'll learn to use smoothing groups to best advantage when applying modifiers (turbo smooth) and why such smoothing groups are important. After completing the mesh, the student will then be exposed to UVs and the new unwrap features found in 3DS Max 2017 to facilitate the speed in which the meshes can be unwrapped and laid out for proper texture usage. Finally, the students will be taught how to bake a simple ambient occlusion map quickly and easily to help give their meshes a more believable three dimensional quality so that they can then create the colours for the model as they see fit and blend into the AO to create a usable model.More about the instructor:Having 25 years of experience in the videogame development/entertainment arenas, I'm well versed in a variety of programs and production pipelines and strive to work as cleanly and efficiently as possible. Having done pretty much everything, I enjoy getting to share my knowledge and experience in the hopes that I can help students gain a better understanding and appreciation of what 3D computer art (in all its varying forms) has to offer.

Hello and Welcome to Substance Painter 2023 Novice to Pro!Here we deliver a course that is both intuitive and simple in teaching you 3D texturing from beginner to advance.Some of the things you learn are as follows :Build a Solid Texturing Foundation in Substance Painter for 2023 by Working with Engaging Models like Sci-Fi Helmets (Low and High Rez).We'll Begin Your Substance Painter Adventure by introducing you to the Basics with a Low Rez Flying Saucer Model and Map Baking.Elevate Your Artistry by Mastering the basics of Base Color Application with Fill Layers and Advanced Masking Techniques.Building upon Our Color Manipulation Mastery from our Introduction to the Basics, we'll explore further into Advanced Subjects like Materials and Smart Materials, Utilizing Smart Masks and Generators to establish high quality industry standard texturingMaster the Art of Smart Material Creation and Craft Unique Fill Layers from Scratch and Seamlessly Integrate with Existing Smart Materials.Illuminate Your Texturing Techniques by Showcasing Opacity and Emissive Texture Maps, Integrated with Unity and Iray.Bringing It All Together we demonstrate the Export Texturing Process and Integrating Models models and textures into the Unity Game Engine with Demonstrations of a Seamless Material Setup.Learn to Accelerate Your Renders by Mastering Substance Painter's Iray Renderer for High-Quality Results in Record Time.

In today's world, environmental concerns are at the forefront of design considerations. Architects and designers play a crucial role in mitigating climate change and creating sustainable, environmentally responsive spaces. As responsible citizens all of us must also play a very important role in creating a positive impact on the planet by harmonizing with the surrounding environment. Form Follows Climate is an essential concept in contemporary architecture and design, emphasizing the integration of environmental considerations into the design process. "Form Follows Climate: Environmentally Responsive Design" is a specialized course that delves into the critical relationship between architectural form and the natural environment. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles and practices of climate-responsive design and explore into the relationship between architecture, climate, and sustainability to identify opportunities for design interventions. Participants will understand the importance of designing for environmental responsiveness and will explore the impact of climate on the built environment, learn passive design strategies, and discover innovative technologies that enable architecture to adapt to and mitigate environmental challenges. Participants will also explore how climatic conditions influence architectural form, material selection, and building performance. On completion of this course participants will learn and develop skills of Integrating sustainability and environmental considerations into architectural practice and create sustainable, energy-efficient, and comfortable spaces that harmonize with their surrounding environment and positively impact the planet.

Questo corso a tema affronterà 5 macro argomenti propri dell'arredamenti di interni e del design.Verranno analizzati, in 5 moduli (+ 1 introduttivo), partendo da zero:- realizzazione di una cucina- realizzazione di un divano- realizzazione di un bagno- realizzazione della poltroncina Barcellona- realizzazione del trittico di tavolini PonteNel corso delle lezioni si affrontano diversi aspetti che vanno dalla modellazione, all'illuminazione, ai materiali, allo sculpting, e al rendering.Imparerete a cimentarvi abilmente nell'ambito dell'arredamento utilizzando uno strumento potentissimo e versatile: BLENDER!Caratteristiche del corso:- 13 ORE E 9 MINUTI DI LEZIONI- 5 ARGOMENTI DETTAGLIATI- HIGH DEFINITION TEXTURES E IMMAGINI- MATERIALI AVANZATI E ILLUMINAZIONE- RIFERIMENTI ESTERNI- FILES *.BLEND E ALTRI ASSETSSi consiglia l'acquisto del corso aggiornato per Blender 2.8 (FURNITURE DESIGN CON BLENDER 2.8) con tematiche aggiornate, sempre su questo canale.