Early next week will see a step by step guide on how to create your own Augmented Reality as per the movie below:
If you have a webcam its amazing how easy it is to create desktop augmented reality. By combining the concept with a physical model or a map of the city it suddenly becomes a viable visualisation tool.
If there are any other tutorials you would like to see just send us a email via the side bar or leave a comment..
We remember the days when to build a photorealistic model of a building you had to have a MSc in photogrammetry and a good understanding of camera constraints.
Now using Google SketchUp you can model a building in under three minutes as the movie upload by CoffeeStained illustrates:
The photograph chosen is a good indication of the angle you should be looking for to import into SketchUp – with modelling taking approximately 5 minutes if you then Follow our Tutorial you can have your model in Oblivion in under 30 minutes…
We remember the days when to build a photorealistic model of a building you had to have a MSc in photogrammetry and a good understanding of camera constraints.
Now using Google SketchUp you can model a building in under three minutes as the movie upload by CoffeeStained illustrates:
The photograph chosen is a good indication of the angle you should be looking for to import into SketchUp – with modelling taking approximately 5 minutes if you then Follow our Tutorial you can have your model in Oblivion in under 30 minutes…
A return of the Friday Line Rider post – this time the guy on the sledge explores the city of the future…
Uploaded by belchaboyz the movie has an especially fitting soundtrack by Infected Mushroom an Israeli psychedelic trance duo.
If you create your own Urban Line Rider scene let us know, you can start by going to the Line Rider site.