Real Time Archviz | Did I Find The Perfect Workflow?

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Unreal Engine: Advanced Real time for Archviz: bit.ly/3HBB3ol
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:10 What Every Good Archviz Workflow Needs
01:24 Do We Still Need Vray and/or Corona?
02:48 Elements of a Perfect Archviz Workflow
03:43 Modeling Software
05:10 Advanced Offline Render Engine
06:00 Quick Real time Solution
07:50 A High-end, Powerful Real time Solution
09:50 Vray to Twinmotion Experimentation
13:30 Twinmotion Results
14:00 Vray to UE5 Experimentation
18:40 UE5 Results
18:58 Vray to Vantage Experimentation
21:40 Vantage Results
22:00 All results side by side
22:10 My Final Thoughts. What Do You Think?
DESCRIPTION
I have been exploring a lot of questions about realtime archviz workflows lately, mostly driven by viewers and students. There are a lot of new products out there, and people (myself included) want to know which one is best to choose. In this video, I talk about "the perfect workflow" and what it might look like. I discuss the parts of my professional workflow that are well established, and then explore some of the other parts that are more up for grabs. In those areas, mostly the quick real time solution for archviz, I do some experimentation and put different options to the test against a typical Vray rendering.
As you will see in the video, some software is better at mimicking the Vray results than others, but is that even the point? Each software has its pros and cons, and I see uses for many different software programs in my workflow. Some of it comes down to what we are trying to accomplish, and what the demands are on us as archviz artists. It is not the same for everyone. We will explore all of this!
As always, I think experimentation is great fun, and I find the results very insightful, but I want to know what you all think. As much as anyone else, I too am looking for my perfect solutions. I share a lot of my thoughts about it in this video, and I hope you will share yours with me too (in the comments).
Also, I plan to do a deeper dive into these different software solutions, especially if people find them useful, so make sure and subscribe and let me know what you would like to see more of.