Brain Chapman talks about an essential element of 3ds Max where you can help supplement video footage for presentations, visual effects, film, still images, and motion graphics. He then reviews how the process works with 3ds Max and Adobe AfterEffects.
Mark Kiker writes about how there are times when you’re collaborating with a team, but you do not have enough information to define the best route, and that you still have to predict the future and clearly define a path forward.
Erin Sorensen writes about Autodesk and how its’ powerful planning tools and GIS system allows collaboration for the higher good of delivering on homeowners dreams.
Brian Chapman talks about Unreal Engine and its influential role it plays in building concepts, along with providing resources and methods he uses to produce results.
Anastasiya Hunt informs us about the tips and tricks to help manage your visualization and includes her own rare small business perspectives!
Mark Kiker informs and teaches us about messages that you DO want to be sending and how that can impact others in a positive way.
Shawn Herring talks about all the numerous and interesting features of SiteScan along with drone data processing softwares!
Tony Carcamo writes about his 25 year background in civil engineering while covering Civil CAD Learning Solutions, most popular productivity apps for Autodesk Civil 3D, and how using these apps will save you hours to days on your projects based on your project size.
Brian Chapman introduces some of the most common trends related to visual art and some of the tools and scripts developers made to assist artists with generating content.
Mark Kiker talks about messages you might want to delete instead of send and how your messages that you have sent could’ve came off in a negative way.
Sam Lucido teaches all about system variables while stating that they are the, “key to success.”
Shawn Herring mentions one of the biggest advancements in the construction industry being the ability to seamlessly collaborate with internal and external stakeholders while going into depth on the next levels of it.
Mark Kiker talks about how when people come running, you go into troubleshooting mode and start asking a lot of questions. He says that you may get to the root of the problem really quickly and get them back on track, but other times the problem runs deeper than a quick fix.
