How can we produce a plan like this

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

Hi all

 

We have got a task to do a plan in this manner as attached so that one can see it revolving from all sides

I am not able to get how it can be done

any help or ideas are really needed

 

http://fusion.simonds.com.au/?regionID=19&region=vicMetro&location=Metro%20East

[datacrasher]

the attachment is a website what do you want to do are you looking to create a floor plan of your building the in and outs of the building? more info needed to help

 

DC

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

plz move to the last section of the site and move to review room by moving through 3 previous options

 

in review room page

 

the plan revolves in 3d and its viewing angle can also be changed

 

I am not getting how can it be done

 

if u can guide

It can be of great help

[datacrasher]

there is nothing there in selection 3 it's just stuff for the bathroom Kitchen etc.

 

if you want to create a floor plan then you will need to learn the basic to box modeling or AEC externded none us have the time to teach you i would do the tutorials that come with max once you have done them then you will know how to create a floorplan using box modeling or aec extended. You cannot learn max in 5 minutes it takes day, months or years.

Edited June 23, 2010 by datacrasher

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

Hi

 

thr is some confusion

just there at the right bottom of 3 rd option there

 

1 st start a new home

select any house and right bottom of screen upgrade to your home

it clears our second stage

 

on right bottom of screen click on review home

 

it gets us to the fourth stage

which shows us a plan

this plan can be rotated and its tilt can also be changd as it is mentioned below the plan

we can use our mouse pointer for it

and for tilting we need to use the slider bar at left bottom

[datacrasher]

so you want too add a floor plan to your viewport? you need to get authorization from the ppl who own the site if you don't that illegal unless you own the site then i will possible help you

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

I know its really painful to follow a long stage to read the plan

that too for helping someone

 

but still i hope you wont mind giving it some more of you time

 

actually the site is not giving a direct link to the plan

so we have to move through the whole process

 

thanks for your time

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

Hi

no its not so

we dont intend to copy the plan

we have got our own set of drawings for some of our projects

we just need to show them the same way as these ppl are showing

just similar method of presenting the plan

not copying the plan

 

 

so you want too add a floor plan to your viewport? you need to get authorization from the ppl who own the site if you don't that illegal unless you own the site then i will possible help you

[datacrasher]

then you need to first draw the plan on a paper if you have done that you eaither need to do the same in photoshop or a similar application to photoshop or you need a scanner to scan it on your computer save the scan in jpeg open up max. load the image into the top viewport by using the alt and the B key. now use the dropdown menu where it says "file" locate where you save your jpeg image once it's loaded it to the file section click on ok

 

in the aspect ratio put the dot in match bitmap image on the right hand side of that box your see background lock/zoom/pan make sure these are checked ( ticked). in the viewport make sure you have the top viewport selected. Now click on okay, max will load the image into the top viewport now you can start modeling

 

Good luck

Dc

Edited June 23, 2010 by datacrasher

[Tommy L]

Well I think that Datacrasher missed the point.....

 

but I will be following this thread as I would very much like to be able to use a slick 3d viewer like the one in the site you linked to.

[datacrasher]

maybe i have Tommy i don't know all he said was he wants to do the same as the site i got lost any way on this one it confused me!

[JonRashid]

I think the package you are looking for is called silverlight. There is a company called Aarkid that do development work in this. But you can create a similar type of presentation with acrobat, flash, or quicktime quite easily. These actually provide a complete 360 solution. You can simply import your .3ds model into acrobat and voila

[muchhal.sandeep@gmail.com]

Hi

I will try this process

and will comeup with a feedback asap

thaanks for your concern

I think the package you are looking for is called silverlight. There is a company called Aarkid that do development work in this. But you can create a similar type of presentation with acrobat, flash, or quicktime quite easily. These actually provide a complete 360 solution. You can simply import your .3ds model into acrobat and voila

[Crazy Homeless Guy]

I think the package you are looking for is called silverlight. There is a company called Aarkid that do development work in this. But you can create a similar type of presentation with acrobat, flash, or quicktime quite easily. These actually provide a complete 360 solution. You can simply import your .3ds model into acrobat and voila

 

Agree, but glancing at the source code, I think the site was done in Flash, not Silverlight.

 

Easy way... Quicktime Object VR, maybe Acrobat*

Harder way... Flash

Hardest way... Silverlight

 

*Not sure if PDF can be embedded for inline viewing.

Edited June 24, 2010 by Crazy Homeless Guy

[Professor]

Also, here is another program that was mentioned on a previous thread that looks like it will do what Sandeep is looking for. I myself haven't tried it, but thought I would pass it along. Go to web page and click on demo to check it out http://demicron.com/solutions/architectural.html#

[gfxguru]

Sandeep.. It is probably done with some flash 3d engines like papervision3d or away3d. I dont know exact procedure of building it.

I dont know whether you remember me or not...im karthik skumar from kerala..doing realtime 3d vrwalking..

 

I think i can give such service...please see....

 

http://forums.cgarchitect.com/61035-unity-based-virtual-studio-apartment.html

Edited June 29, 2010 by gfxguru

[jsf]

In Max you can use the "Export to DWF" feature to create 3D viewable files that are opened using Design Review.