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Subject: Re: [gislist] 3D software
Date:  03/05/2004 04:25:01 PM
From:  Harsh Prakash




Not sure if you need to create close-up fly-throughs with structure/vegetation details, but 3D_Analyst/ArcScene_8.3 is *not* ideal for close-up modeling. It is better suited for terrain analysis/modeling, although you may still look into MultiPatch/texture-mapping for advanced options.

For simulation exercises involving close-up fly-throughs, I have found it best to export the scene as VRML into 3DS Max <http://www.discreet.com/>, and then render the animation with better camera/light/material/path constraints. You can even improve on freely available objects and populate your animationscape (<http://www.3dm-mc.com/>, < http://www.3dlinks.com/>), and finally, touch-up the animation in iMovie (Mac- free)/Movie_Maker (PC- free). A snazzy animation output is especially useful when you have to, say, sell a conceptual site-design to an "aspatial" clientele.

Harsh
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<http://www.hut.fi/Units/Cartography/research/enp/index.html>




---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Lluis Vicens" <lluis@giscampus.udg.es>
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 14:59:22 +0100

>Hello,
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>Anybody knows a software to build 3D scenes of a landscape, and to create 3D models of floodings, fly through, ... using some GIS formats, USGS DEM format, ...
>
>Thanks in advance!!
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