Great resource of add-ons...only one I would ad which was just developed recently is Construction Lines which allows you to do CAD modeling similar to modeling in Sketchup and its only $7
@Simon Malik Yo Simon don't do it..its a scam and apparently Mariann Campen benefits from promoting it..It has no place in a post about Blender Add ons
I haven't seen a good comparison between GIS and OSM, best I can tell is that GIS can pull more types of data but osm is easier to use and pulled better osm data. I tried both to import Sydney Australia, osm added random building meshes but used a shrink wrap modifier to slap the roads n such on the height mapped mesh where as GIS missed the opera house among other things. The height map was incredibly wrong but that's obviously just the fault of the data. Bridges are mentioned here but I also tried new York with osm and roads were slapped to the very flat height map, I didn't try NYC with GIS but the bridges would be coming from open street maps which they both pull meshes from I believe?
I actually just started learning. Lol. This is my most recent render form this morning. imgur.com/a/1BPKc5Q Still needs work but coming together nicley
anyone else having an issue with blender tools addon not having the add balcony and add railing option? I thought it might be a premium feature or something but I don't even see a way to pay for it.
{ PLEASE HELP } So I started learning blender lately and I really would like to focus on arch-vis but I'm no architect, so do I have to be an architect to make it a career out of it?! or should I focus or something else so I can have a chance later, I don't want to waste my time on arch-viz for nothing then I can't get related jobs because I'm not an architect, please help me especially if anyone in this specific field. Thanks
I don’t know from experience but I would assume it shouldn’t matter. If you’re working in ArchViz you would likely be expected do accurately represent an Architect’s blueprints to create stuff like 3D models and to pitch them to clients.
I'm an architecture student so take this with a grain of salt. From my understanding architecture firms usually outsource their visualisation to external 3D professionals as it would be too time consuming in an architectural setting. Architects usually so work in 3D, and not only plans and sections so the process would basically be, recieving a model from Revvit/ArchiCAD/whatever, and then fixing, optimizing and making it believable and realistic. In my opinion, having an architecture degree most likely wouldn't matter as it has to do more with designing and not visualisation. Hope this helps!
@@yoddlegcoinAm in arch school too...I actively use blender for renders...You dont need a degree to to do arch viz...BUT a degree could make life alot easier and communication with architects alot easier...
Electrons Force Sagar If the add-on is already in Blender, you go yo Edit, preferences, Addons. If the addon is not already in blender, you Neeson yo buy it (or free download) in the addon website or in a website of selling this addons, like blendermarket.
Believe it or not, it's still the fastest precise modeling tool out there. Modeling architecture with Blender is the most stupid thing one could do as of now. I hope they'll improve but as their devs already said, it's not going to happen. I tried to convince my firm to switch to blender for so long but skp is so standard in the industry that no one is even bothering to find something else. Plus, when used with Vray, it can easily give you high-quality renders. If you don't trust me, just google what people use the most for archviz modeling
Filippo Chinello blender is not architecture application we are speaking about sketchup now, if you want to do visualization only then yeah maybe it’s ok but when it’s come to real work no way this program is a joke
@@Mahm00dM0hanad Why on earth would an Architect use blender over Skp in 2020? Do you really believe architects can model things "randomly" like placing doors and windows "more or less there"? Blender is sure made for the modeling of furniture and stuff but for precise modeling, it's a joke. When I do Architectural Viz I need the house or building to be "precise", I can then model all the stuff I want in blender and texturize it there but there's no architectural building in this world you can build faster in blender than in skp or rhino
Filippo Chinello and that’s what I’m saying..... blender is not for architectural use And which precise modeling are speaking about ❓ sketchup Torrance is 0.01 m which is ridiculously low
@@Mahm00dM0hanad What? You can set it in the preference tab haha You can work with 0,001 mm if you wish. I'm not defending SketchUp, I wish there was a good alternative. but you say it's not professional without even knowing what you are talking about. Sketchup is used as a professional archviz tool, not an architectural tool. People don't make projects in sketchup, they do MODEL them there. If you wish to use blender for Archviz, use it for the render production, not for the modeling. you'll save hours of work
@@something5208 kind hahah go & check every other CG video & you'll see their comments or also critique Blender just a little bit and sworm of Blender fanboys will jump on you like never, it happened to me so many times even though i myself use Blender........this is a fact that everybody knows.
Please check out the Blog Post for more info:
inspirationtuts.com/2020/02/22/blender-addons-for-architectural-visualization/
Great resource of add-ons...only one I would ad which was just developed recently is Construction Lines which allows you to do CAD modeling similar to modeling in Sketchup and its only $7
@Mariann Campen No ..no one should give a damn...keep this scam shit off the post..its not relative to the content and its just a scam
@Simon Malik Yo Simon don't do it..its a scam and apparently Mariann Campen benefits from promoting it..It has no place in a post about Blender Add ons
I wish you would have mentioned if they r free or paid.
I spent a whole year and a half trying to remember 2:18's name1 thank you! Glad i found your video again
edit: it was removed from the market t-t
btw if you are making this type of video it would be helpful for links under names in description
+ the price so we can relate with other addons
The most useful video I've seen in a week
Damn, skyrim mods are getting better.
I haven't seen a good comparison between GIS and OSM, best I can tell is that GIS can pull more types of data but osm is easier to use and pulled better osm data.
I tried both to import Sydney Australia, osm added random building meshes but used a shrink wrap modifier to slap the roads n such on the height mapped mesh where as GIS missed the opera house among other things.
The height map was incredibly wrong but that's obviously just the fault of the data.
Bridges are mentioned here but I also tried new York with osm and roads were slapped to the very flat height map, I didn't try NYC with GIS but the bridges would be coming from open street maps which they both pull meshes from I believe?
isn't it a coincidence that i am creating an archviz while using most of the addons at the moment lol
I actually just started learning. Lol. This is my most recent render form this morning. imgur.com/a/1BPKc5Q Still needs work but coming together nicley
nice thank you!
0:23 i've never seen Blender render from left to right like that before. Is that even Blender?
thanks man
Are these add-ons free?
Can i make things using these addons and sell it on cgtrader?
I love your videos ❤️
im struggling with importing dxf files into blender. followed many tutorials but it just doesn't show up in model space :/
anyone else having an issue with blender tools addon not having the add balcony and add railing option? I thought it might be a premium feature or something but I don't even see a way to pay for it.
Very Food video, I was looking for a video like this.
Super)
Do github addons work like other addons or are there code writer o0rientwd?
the add-ons might not be that expensive, but your PC must sure as hell be.
{ PLEASE HELP } So I started learning blender lately and I really would like to focus on arch-vis but I'm no architect, so do I have to be an architect to make it a career out of it?! or should I focus or something else so I can have a chance later, I don't want to waste my time on arch-viz for nothing then I can't get related jobs because I'm not an architect, please help me especially if anyone in this specific field.
Thanks
I don’t know from experience but I would assume it shouldn’t matter. If you’re working in ArchViz you would likely be expected do accurately represent an Architect’s blueprints to create stuff like 3D models and to pitch them to clients.
I'm an architecture student so take this with a grain of salt.
From my understanding architecture firms usually outsource their visualisation to external 3D professionals as it would be too time consuming in an architectural setting.
Architects usually so work in 3D, and not only plans and sections so the process would basically be, recieving a model from Revvit/ArchiCAD/whatever, and then fixing, optimizing and making it believable and realistic.
In my opinion, having an architecture degree most likely wouldn't matter as it has to do more with designing and not visualisation.
Hope this helps!
@@yoddlegcoinAm in arch school too...I actively use blender for renders...You dont need a degree to to do arch viz...BUT a degree could make life alot easier and communication with architects alot easier...
How can we install these add-ons??
Electrons Force Sagar If the add-on is already in Blender, you go yo Edit, preferences, Addons. If the addon is not already in blender, you Neeson yo buy it (or free download) in the addon website or in a website of selling this addons, like blendermarket.
I might be a professional now 😂
Scatter on blendermarket is missing
Soundtrack name please?
Are these free ?
It depends!
Which addon is good for Parametric Architecture Design?
Sverchok addon
Use Rhino with grasshopper for any serious work
Fspy is impossible to add on
What?
Can u please make more 3ds max tutorials on rendering?
It's Graswald not Grasswald
Tutorial pls brother 💪 👌 👌
Can different tools be used in same scene?
Yes of course!
Make a video on free and useful add-on
A lot of these addons are free.
2:27 "professional applications like Sketchup"
This sentence with all the respect but it's the most stupid thing I ever heard about in my entire Life
Believe it or not, it's still the fastest precise modeling tool out there. Modeling architecture with Blender is the most stupid thing one could do as of now. I hope they'll improve but as their devs already said, it's not going to happen.
I tried to convince my firm to switch to blender for so long but skp is so standard in the industry that no one is even bothering to find something else.
Plus, when used with Vray, it can easily give you high-quality renders.
If you don't trust me, just google what people use the most for archviz modeling
Filippo Chinello blender is not architecture application we are speaking about sketchup now, if you want to do visualization only then yeah maybe it’s ok but when it’s come to real work no way this program is a joke
@@Mahm00dM0hanad Why on earth would an Architect use blender over Skp in 2020? Do you really believe architects can model things "randomly" like placing doors and windows "more or less there"? Blender is sure made for the modeling of furniture and stuff but for precise modeling, it's a joke. When I do Architectural Viz I need the house or building to be "precise", I can then model all the stuff I want in blender and texturize it there but there's no architectural building in this world you can build faster in blender than in skp or rhino
Filippo Chinello and that’s what I’m saying..... blender is not for architectural use
And which precise modeling are speaking about ❓ sketchup Torrance is 0.01 m which is ridiculously low
@@Mahm00dM0hanad What? You can set it in the preference tab haha You can work with 0,001 mm if you wish.
I'm not defending SketchUp, I wish there was a good alternative. but you say it's not professional without even knowing what you are talking about.
Sketchup is used as a professional archviz tool, not an architectural tool. People don't make projects in sketchup, they do MODEL them there. If you wish to use blender for Archviz, use it for the render production, not for the modeling. you'll save hours of work
Blender community is the most toxic don't go near them, you'll regret it .
bruh what. explain
Been learning blender on and off for over a year now and this is the first time i heard such a thing.
Why are u trying to scare people off? It is the most helpful and kind community I've worked with.
@@something5208 kind hahah go & check every other CG video & you'll see their comments or also critique Blender just a little bit and sworm of Blender fanboys will jump on you like never, it happened to me so many times even though i myself use Blender........this is a fact that everybody knows.
@@zed5449 and you really think every blender user is like that init 🤦🏾♂️