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Giveaway of the day — Flow Architect Studio 3D
L'offre gratuite du jour pour Flow Architect Studio 3D était valable le 12 septembre 2012!
Flow Architect Studio 3D est un progiciel destiné à la conception et à la présentation. Il vous permet de concevoir et de visualiser n'importe quelle scène en 3D. Par exemple : des bâtiments, des intérieurs, des espaces ou vos produits. Flow vous aide à présenter votre travail aux autres avec des captures d'écran, des films et des marches virtuelles en temps réel et en 3D.
La marche virtuelle est une présentation interactive qui peut prendre la forme d'une application en un seul fichier exécutable ou O4C. Une visualisation est une forme d'application qui peut être montrée à vos clients ou à votre public, et partagée via un site web.
Fonctionnalités :
- Éditeur CAD :
blocs convexes: créez des blocs convexes, découpez les avec des formes planes, effectuez des opérations CSG, assignez différents matériaux à chaque côté ;
surfaces: créez des surfaces douces ou accentuées ;
modèles: placez des modèles importés à partir de différents programmes ;
effets particulaires : placez du feu, de la vapeur ou du brouillard ;
géométrie instanciée référencée: créez des bibliothèques d'objets que vous avez conçus à réutiliser ;
Matériaux différents: utilisez différents matériaux ou des textures variées. Les textures tga, png ou jpg sont prises en charge ;
effets de lumière et d'ombre: illuminez votre conception avec de nombreux effets de lumière colorés ;
animations: créez des animations de portes ainsi que d'autres objets interactifs ;
bibliothèques de ressources: utilisez autant de bibliothèques de modèles, de textures, de matériaux et d'objets conçus par vos soins que vous souhaitez ;
effets: créez des effets tels que le brouillard ou des miroirs ;
partage: générez des visualisations redistribuables, partagez votre projet et créez des présentations. - Explorateur de bibliothèque : importez des modèles et des textures, créez des textures et modifiez des matériaux.
- Moteur en 3D : afficher la prévisualisation comme une marche virtuelle, capturez des vues sur écran, enregistrez des chemins et des films.
Configuration minimale:
Windows XP/ 2003/ Vista/ Server 2008/ 7
Éditeur:
Pixelplan S.C.Page web:
http://www.pixelplan.pl/index.php?id=products§ion=flow&lang=enTaille du fichier:
46.4 MB
Prix:
$63
Commentaires sur Flow Architect Studio 3D
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Follow-Up Review
First impression when opening the software, it feels very solid. The default 4 Viewport can be customized has grid snap and each view can be maximized – nice features as expected. The OpenGL render engine is robust and can handle medium large data sets. The compiled map is not utilizing latest realtime 3D architecture as claimed by the developer. The realtime scene management is either very poorly implemented or based on outdated tech.
Objects are accessible only within the Viewport and can be edited in the properties panel. A tree list of objects for hierarchical view in the scene is missing, making it cumbersome to work with larger projects.
Importing 3D objects: supported are wavefront, 3d studio, Collada, b3d, Valve MDL, VRML.
A print function is missing entirely.
Included is a basic useful library of common architectural objects – plants, windows, etc.
The output in this version displays an annoying Trial Version nag screen as overlay, making it an unlocked trial version instead a full version.
The Help file is the worst documentation I ever encountered and is lacking detail, more over it introduces more questions to the novice than answering.
Though, not the most user-friendly 3D app, Flow Architect Studio 3D has potential, but serious improvements need to be made.
On a 10 scale, Flow Architect Studio 3D deserves a 5 out of 10.
after a couple of minutes of release here already 40 percent people "know" that the software is a thumbs down and 60 people "know" that the software is good.
Believe it or not....
I reserve judgement.
I'm in the 3D business, Autodesk Certified Professional, with over 15 years experience in 3D. I was teaching 3D for 10 years in the UK.
I will try this out and write a review after that.
Before freeware alternatives pop up here from certain Google searches.
pCon Planner comes to my mind, or Sweet Home 3D (Open Source)
pCon
http://pcon-planner.com/en/download.html
SweetHome 3D
http://www.sweethome3d.com/download.jsp
Gotta chime in on this one. Took about an hour evaluating it so far. Took the first half hour just figuring it out via the help/manual. Not for the faint of heart. But as for bang for the buck - WOW!!
Vista 32bit - DL, Install, Runs great. Did crash it a couple of times but they were my fault as I found out because I attempted some stuff you shouldn't do. Don't plan on designing a house and having architectural drawings auto-generated from the 3D block like AutoCAD can do. But, for fairly quick mock-up and 3D walk-throughs, this is pretty awesome. I have used several such programs in the past from AutoCAD to Chief Architect to Photoshop and nothing does what this does (with its stated limits) this easy or fast. A keeper - for sure!
Thanks GAOTD and PixelPlan!!
For what I can see today's giveaway looks like a pretty decent software especially suitable for architects, designers and engineers.
Unfortunately, unlike TON (#1), I don't work in 3D business, Autodesk Certified Professional.... so can't wait to hear his review about this GAOTD.
However if you need a FREE 3D home planning tool to build the interiors of your home, besides pCon.planner and SWEETHOME 3D, already mentioned above, I'd also suggest give "Ashampoo Home Designer" a whirl:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/Home-Education/Ashampoo-Home-Designer.shtml
But how about HEXAGON, GOOGLE SKETCHUP and BLENDER?
* Hexagon
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphic/Graphic-Others/DAZ-Hexagon.shtml
* Google SketchUp
http://sketchup.google.com/
Short tutorial:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5549248_create-home-designs-models.html
- Blender
http://www.blender.org/
Tutorials:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro/Building_a_House
http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to-build-complete-digital-home-blender-3d-242095/
Other nice and very powerful FREE 3D modeling tools are also these:
http://www.123dapp.com/
http://www.anycad.net/
And to create 3D games and demos:
http://deaddeer.sourceforge.net/
Screenshots:
http://www.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/Dead-Deer-Screenshot-190100.html
Enjoy!!
I'm glad to see this type of software offered here, but it's not possible to do a quick evaluation due to the learning curve (maybe #1, Ton will post back). There's SketchUp, which is very easy to use yet still has a learning curve. There's a free version, but the pro version is way more expensive than this. Photorealistic rendering is available which is more sophisticated than Flow Architect Studio 3D but requires very pricey addons. There was a CAD program which was compatible with SketchUp and tried to be similarly simple to use, they said that SketchUp files couldn't produce the smooth curves that you needed for some types of automated manufacturing. If I have enough brains left to use it, I might just use Wolfram SystemModeler to demonstrate design functionality rather than trying to precisely render them or build prototypes (there's a home license, but you won't find it on their website). Still, a tool like Flow Architect Studio 3D could be handy if it doesn't take me forever to learn to use.
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Super ! J'en cherchai un justement.
Facile à prendre en main en plus.
Merci bien
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