I wanted to introduce you to one of my best students' work, it is the FULCRUM tower, Created in Revit, rendered with V-Ray for Revit, for the Exteriors, and A360 Cloud for the Interiors :)
To see more : https://facebook.com/revitelites
12/31/2016
11/27/2016
More with V-Ray for Revit
Here's a Project of Mine,
It's one of my favorites, check out how the Fog effect acts in V-Ray for Revit
It's one of my favorites, check out how the Fog effect acts in V-Ray for Revit
Autodesk gallery link :
https://gallery.autodesk.com/a360rendering/projects/future-architecture-visionAlso a quick interior :
11/25/2016
V-Ray for Revit 3.4 Released !
Thank you Chaosgroup for featuring my projects in the main launch of V-Ray,
Please check Autodesk Gallery for the full projects :
https://gallery.autodesk.com/a360rendering/users/BPT3NVQXP4A2
Some of the main keypoints I want to give attention to are :
-The material editor, it has the exact same abilities found on other softs like 3DsMax and others,
-The support of Dome light, which we had only available on the cloud's environment,
-The workflow of it doesn't affect BIM process at all, the materials with all there information are kept inside the project untouched, I mean that V-Ray is a completely isolated from the project regarding, and only gets active when you call it,
Some of the experiments that shows the main Visualization elements in action :
9/14/2016
Synthesize workflow
The aim of this workflow is Freedom.
The freedom of designing free-forms and organic, fluid Architectural forms.
It's true that Revit can design it, but let's face it, when it comes to Fluidity, it's trickier to achieve them in Revit without incorporating a lot of formulas and a lot of calculations.
But this is where the help of other tools can come in handy. Using Fusion 360's T-Spline environment can be valuable in these situations.
It's true that Revit can design it, but let's face it, when it comes to Fluidity, it's trickier to achieve them in Revit without incorporating a lot of formulas and a lot of calculations.
But this is where the help of other tools can come in handy. Using Fusion 360's T-Spline environment can be valuable in these situations.
This workflow explains how to properly link Fusion 360's forms with Revit.
In addition, the infamous Voronoi pattern is pretty difficult to achieve using Dynamo's out-of-the-box nodes,
I'm sharing with you a workflow that contains a custom-made package (Synthesize toolkit) to help achieve the great results.
I'm sharing with you a workflow that contains a custom-made package (Synthesize toolkit) to help achieve the great results.
EXAMPLES
Please refer to some samples below, each example completed within 10 minutes.
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