3DS Max - Augment Help CenterAugment Help Center The Augment plugin for 3DS Max works with: – 3DS Max 2015, 2014, 2013 and 2012 – V-Ray and Mental Ray renderers 3DS Max plugin new features: Exports reflective materials so that they reflect the real environment in Augment.Exports animations whether they are baked or not.Now exports models in Collada instead of Obj in order to handle more material properties.Brings a lot of enhancements and bug fixes to the baking process to offer the best quality. Installing the 3DS Max plugin: – Download the plugin. – Watch this tutorial to install it : Exporting with the 3DS Max plugin: Managing transpare Managing lig Back to top Exporting manually with 3DS Max: To export and animated model from 3DS Max, export it manually in Collada: 1. 2. 3. 4. Read the article “Adding a 3D model manually” to find out how to upload the model manually. Reducing the polygon count 1. 2. 3.
BuildAR Free Version Tutorial | BuildAR Note: This is the free version of BuildAR. Are you looking for BuildAR Pro? Download BuildAR Free version for Windows XP and later: BuildAR Installer 1.1.exe (7.11MB) The tutorial content is also available as a single PDF. Tutorial content for BuildAR Free version: In 2008, HIT Lab NZ released the initial version of BuildAR, which provides the basic functionality required to construct augmented reality scenes. The original BuildAR has been widely used by AR enthusiasts, students and educators, as well as a tool for quickly prototyping commercial and industrial ideas. While development of the original BuildAR software has ceased in favour of developing BuildAR Pro, you can still download it for free and view tutorial content. NeoReality, transform your Wordpress into an Augmented Reality CMS
Augmented Reality in the Science Classroom | smithsciencegms Check out this VIDEO of Augmented Reality in the Science Classroom! I just finished week one of the new school year. What an exciting four days! Thanks to the ISTE Conference and a series of new connections, this summer was an inspiration. Armed with too many new ideas to implement and a slew of new technologies, I jumped in, iPad first. If you haven’t heard about the augmented reality app Aurasma, get ready because it will blow your mind. Click here for link APPLICATION: Week 1 every year is spent teaching students about laboratory safety procedures and equipment. Augmenting the process proved to be simple. A student uses the iPad to scan an image that brings an informational video to life. On the day that I rolled out the new lesson, the students were so excited. Augmented trigger pictures were placed next to the physical equipment throughout the room. PROCESS: While the process was smooth overall, here are a few valuable lessons I learned along the way. Like this: Like Loading...
Augmented Stories | Augmented Reality projects, articles & talks by Dr. Helen Papagiannis, Ph.D. Augmented Reality Technology Promises Breakthroughs In Education One of the greatest problems now facing humanity is the worrisome lack of quality education for each new generation. In many nations, a quality education is attainable by very few people, and public schools – especially in the United States – suffer from a chronic lack of funding and education reform. Even our most modern, advanced educational institutions are frustratingly outmoded in terms of teaching students. True learning is experiential. An emerging technology promises to make “educational immersion” available to practically everyone. Augmented reality technology holds the promise of immersing individuals in experiential learning environments. The applications are tremendous: students could learn anatomy by walking through a human body and observing the functioning of biological systems through the use of their Human Body or Human Organ Builder Module.