#SiteScape

[sida-wang]

WEEK 9 Workflow Testing

(test point cloud vr animation)

Through the lengthy and complex process of 3D scanning, converting to point cloud, creating animation, rendering to VR video, and finally publishing, I've encountered various challenges. However, I've confirmed that my initial project concept is achievable, and I've learned the necessary software, steps, and time required. This process has been quite demanding, and there is millions of times that I want to quite because of the geometry node and operational steps. Some difficulties I've faced include:

1. Problem: Blender, even with the Point Cloud Visualizer plugin, fails to display the colors of PLY files correctly.

   Solution: Probably due to the incorrect import method in Blender; the correct approach is to use "add" instead of "import."

2. Problem: In Blender, PLY files cannot be converted to a geometry node for further editing.

   Solution: No direct solution found. I employed an alternative method by manually adding geometry nodes to create a point cloud from a GLB file.

3. Problem: Lengthy rendering time in Blender for animations.

   Solution: Utilize GPU instead of CPU for rendering. Additionally, reduce the “resolution scale” or set the “step” to 2 for lower-quality previews before rendering the final full-resolution animation.

4. Problem: Blender renders VR videos as PNG files instead of a complete video file.

   Solution: Create a sequence in Premiere Pro (PR) using all the PNG frames to render a complete video. Rendering frames as PNG has the advantage of preserving previous progress in case of clash or pause, allowing continuous rendering.

5. Problem: Visible black boundaries in VR videos created from Blender-rendered PNG sequences in PR.

   Solution: Ensure consistency between PR's sequence settings and Blender's render settings. A more simple and direct way is right click on the clip, and choose Scale to Frame Size.

6. Problem: Incompatibility of Open Brush files exported in GLB format with Mac computers when using standalone VR headsets.

   Solution: Create an Open Brush account and link it to a Google account to sync/back up all the media files to Google Drive, including desired GLB file. Then downloaded it from Google Drive on the Mac computer.

（OpenBrush model download and open in Blender using GLB file format）

Based on these challenges and solutions, I've documented a detailed workflow for creating a point cloud animation, following tutorial links:

1. Obtain a base model through 3D scan using Scaniverse (free, supports multiple formats) and Sitescape (for larger buildings, supports PLY format only).

2. Export 3d scan to GLB format, import into Blender, and follow tutorials to create nodes for point cloud and transformations:

3. Add noise for ambiance and lighting effects, referring to specific timestamps 57 and 60 minutes in tutorial videos:

4. Set up camera shots, animate using keyframes, and employ plugins like Camera Shakify for handheld motion effects:

manually add:

use plugin（recommend）: https://github.com/EatTheFuture/camera_shakify

5. Render VR animation frames in Blender and compile them into a video sequence in PR.

6. Edit VR video in PR as per Canvas module course guidelines, or for headset editing, refer to Adobe's VR support documentation.

7. Preview and check for seamlessness in Vimeo before finalizing the project.

Currently, my concerns is still about Blender's slow rendering speed and seamless transition between clips. I plan to discuss these issues and explore previewing methods and final presentation options with my instructor next week.

[sitescapelanding]

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[imperiumallaboveall]

Watch "3D scan entire buildings with iPhone LiDAR and SiteScape Multi-Scan" on YouTube

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[indovance]

Can a regular mobile device, such as an iPhone or iPad, be used for LiDAR scanning on the job site?

The answer is Yes.

iOS devices have rapidly evolved in technology to provide some amazing features both for personal as well as professional use.

SiteScape was one of the first construction-focused smartphone apps to utilize the LiDAR sensor built into the iPad Pro and iPhone Pro. SiteScape is the #1 and most advanced LiDAR scanning app for Architecture, Engineering, and Construction.

The fastest way to capture & share scale-accurate 3D scans of buildings, rooms, and spaces with your LiDAR equipped iOS device.

[priyakale]

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[ph-dds-3d-club]

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[oaarchitects]

Flatland Church Omaha, Nebraska Flatland Church Addition & Renovation

by: @LuederConstruction @bvharchitecture @flatlandchurch @SiteScapes

Uma nova adição de aproximadamente 16.700 pés quadrados será adicionada à instalação existente. O projeto consiste em um auditório, espaço de reunião, administração e sala de aula / conferência. A nova adição é composta por estruturas estruturais de aço e metal para o auditório e moldura de madeira e trusses no restante. As paredes exteriores serão EIFS com uma base de folheado de tijolos. As paredes da tela de aço livre e da Trex serão construídas ao longo da frente da nova adição e instalações existentes

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[sitescapelanding]

A meeting with Sitescapes establishes the scope of work where we listen to your goals, needs, and desires. Taking your concerns into account we design a custom landscape tailored to fit your requirements.

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[priyakale]

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[ph-dds-3d-club]

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