Workshops, June 3
workshops are held at the same time. Choose either A or B, not both.
Workshops
Workshop A – All levels
€ 100
/8 hours
Christiaan Klaassen
DBOX
VR creation, static 360 nodes
VR creation, static 360 nodes
All levels (assuming good knowledge of 3Ds max and Vray)
– Introduction to VR, difference between real time and 360 renderings
Stereoscopic vs monoscopic
– Comparing VR to traditional CG media
– DBOX unique approach to VR scenes, quality is key
– Photography as the vital tool
– Scene setup strategy, understanding your audience…
– Setup a contemporary villa interior inside 3Ds max and Vray
The Villa scene covers :
– Finding the right position for your VR nodes in space
– Creating your prefered light rig (Daytime or Dusk)
– Setting up Vray to render stereo cubemaps for Gear VR
– Testing your space and lighting
– Refining and polishing the final details before rendering
– Post production techniques and processes to deliver production quality images
– Feedback and class examples
Everyone following this workshop needs a laptop with a 3dsmax and VRay installed.
(minimum software requirement: 3Ds max 2013 and Vray 3.2 or above)
Workshop B – Advanced
€ 100
/8 hours
Johan Hanegraaf
Mecanoo
Creating your own VR experiences
morning – interactive lecture
– introduction of VR technologies and why I chose to develop with Unity3d and HTC Vive
– working with GameEngines vs working with architectural software
– tips and tricks to optimize your architectural 3D data to be more suitable for game engines
(workflows from Revit, Rhino and 3dsmax)
– general concepts of programming needed to make VR experiences (C#)
afternoon – workshop with HTC Vive and Unity3d
– preparing and optimizing your own architectural model for VR
– loading models into Unity
– basic visualisation settings and controls for Unity
– adding a VR movement/teleport system
– adding a VR interaction system
– add simple interactions with the Vive controllers (pickup, color, etc.)
– personalize and built your VR project to show it to your clients
Everyone attending this workshop needs to bring a laptop with 3D models for testing, modeling software such as Revit or Rhino, 3dsmax and Unity3d.