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The other thread here explains from the perspective of someone who tried why you may be over-trivializing this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32311254 ht
by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
The other thread here explains from the perspective of someone who tried why you may be over-trivializing this
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32311254 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32311254
- yrgulation 4y agoI bumped into similar issues - most kitbash modes i use are detailed down to screws. I remesh them or blender simplify them or drop the details. It is somewhat time consuming but nowhere near the complexity described in there. And for a building you dont need that level of detail.
- andrewxdiamond 4y agoFor sure it’s achievable, but how much does this actually add to the value a firm provides? Is it more than the cost of a technical person who knows how’s to make the models? And if you internally automate it, are the results clean enough to show to prospective clients? And even if the above two concerns are met, is the ROI on this higher than any other prospect the company has to increase customer satisfaction?
- bshipp 4y agoWe experimented with a similar process in agriculture for customer VR tours of facilities that are too remote or would result in excessive biosecurity risk for the plants/animals inside. However, we now just use 360 degree video to provide a better, more realistic experience. it's not helpful for exploring designs, but its a better choice (IMHO) for tours of facilities that already exist.