Spatial Technology Learning
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Join Simon and Logan in their video courses for Unity, Unreal and Revit.
Get the rundown on how to use each of them, and then when you got the hang of it, dive right into the nitty-gritty and how to start applying these technologies.
We want to be transparent here at Bevel with what it takes to do what we do. This technology needs fresh eyeballs and smart noggins to come up with the next world-altering round of solutions, so if you think you’ve got what it takes – jump right in and get learning!
Bevel Unreal Essential Training – Simon Manning
Unreal Engine is a complete suite of real-time development tools that can help you create stunning real-time visuals for architecture, product design, manufacturing, and games. The Unreal Engine can power it all.
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In this course, Simon Manning covers the essential workflows for lighting, effects, visual scripting, cinematics, and project packaging with this real-time rendering engine. He covers creating your first project, building a base landscape, blocking out levels, and exporting and importing assets for use in the design. Want to find out how to craft a unique look? Learn about applying materials and creating special effects with the particle systems in Unreal. Plus, get a thorough introduction to Blueprints, the visual scripting language, and explore how to optimize performance for your projects
Learning Objectives:
- Customizing the Unreal UI
- Creating a new project
- Creating landscapes
- Blocking out levels
- Working with materials and lights
- Adding post-processing effects
- Adding atmospherics, foliage, and fog
- Working with the Blueprint editor
- Creating cinematics
- Monitoring performance
- Packaging a game for distribution
Bevel Simon Manning- Revit to Unreal for Architecture, Visualization, and VR
Revit, 3ds Max, and Unreal are major players in the architecture, visualization, and virtual reality worlds. These technologies allow you to immerse yourself in designs—before you ever build them. Find out how to make these tools play well together to bring your own models to life.
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Instructor Simon Manning shows how to prepare your Revit projects for export, import them in Unreal, and use the Datasmith Product Viewer template to leverage prebuilt interactive elements such as furniture and lights. Then find out how to create and apply custom materials and adjust the lighting of your model. Simon also shows how to add interactions with Blueprint scripting and package your visualizations for display on VR headsets or mobile devices. Using these tutorials, you can polish your Revit models into interactive presentations that you can’t wait to share with clients
Learning Objectives:
- Preparing your Revit model for export
- Using Unreal Datasmith Product Viewer Tools
- Creating Unreal materials
- Swapping out materials
- Lighting your models
- Adding interactions
- Packaging content for distribution on VR and mobile devices
Revit to Unity for Architecture, Visualization, and VR
Bevel’s Logan Smith – Revit to Unity for Architecture, Visualization, and VR
Are you underutilizing your 3D models? Would you like to showcase architecture and engineering by transforming your Revit files into virtual reality experiences?
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Join Logan Smith and explore strategic export methods for Revit files. Logan covers how to get Revit files ready for export, use the export views, link to a model, and reassign mapping. Then, he shows how to import files into Unity and set up scenes. He also demonstrates how to begin visualization processes and prepare for more advanced Unity work that is covered in other courses.
Learning Objectives:
- Preparing a Revit model for export
- Setting up export views
- Linking the model into 3ds Max
- Remapping UVW
- Organizing Unity projects
- Importing and creating materials
- Topography and context
- Adjusting sunlight
- Fly-through cameras
- First-person walkthroughs
- Room-scale VR
Revit: AR and VR Workflows
Bevel’s Logan Smith – Revit: AR and VR Workflows
Getting consistent results in virtual reality with Revit files relies on keeping best practices in mind all the way through the development process.
Course Description Continued:
In this course, learn why virtual reality and augmented reality are good for business; which tools to use when incorporating immersive technology in your architecture, engineering, or construction practice; and how to create files in Revit that translate through to VR with predictable outcomes. As he shares how to effectively incorporate VR and AR into your practice, instructor Logan Smith details best practices for using your Revit model with VR and AR. Learn how to leverage tools such as Enscape and the Umbra mobile app, how to efficiently create and populate materials in a project, and how to leverage 3D shortcuts to work faster and smarter in Revit.
Learning Objectives:
- Why model for VR in Revit?
- When to use VR and AR
- How to use your Revit model with VR and AR
- Making the most of Enscape
- Using IrisVR Prospect for multiuser virtualization
- Simple 3D shortcuts
- Efficiently applying materials to Revit projects
- Using RPC components in Revit
- VR modeling for Revit
We weren’t joking when we said we like to be at the forefront of spatial technology.
If you are realizing that there is way more to this spatial solution tech then you originally thought… well that’s why we’re here – call us!
