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FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

Despite the 2020 being the most shitty year ever due to the covid crisis, we managed to develop a new, upgraded workflow, that will let us help our clients to showcase their projects better than ever before. In addition to Rhinoceros and V-Ray, we mastered Blender, Unreal Engine and After Effects to reach virtual reality tours, that will help to present your project in an unprecedented way.

The magic is hidden in a possibility to walk freely in such environment: you don't need a super high specced computer - you get a executable file and you can use the mouse and arrows to walk and look around - just like you were playing a game, or standing in the room by yourself!


Here are some stills from the real time scenery we prepared, all high resolution and HQ:

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

FlyingArchitecture goes Real-Time

If you are an architect and would like to use such presentation for your project, feel free to contact us!
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MELISABLANCO Feb 17, 2021
Can you do a tutorial about U.E., Please? Really guys, you are a masters!
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Thank you for your nice words :) I beleieve our guys did an amazing job, but we still feel there is a long way to go to be able to make tutorials for UE :) We'll definitely put it on the list!
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Look awesome! Any part of this project from Blender? Or were they all from Rhino modeling?
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Thank you, Blender was used mostly for cleaning the geometry and UVs. Furniture models are mesh based, Rhino was only used for modeling the flat.
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DariuszWach Nov 8, 2021
Giving up Rhino to Blender and U.E.?
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Nope, just expanding.
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