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Perspectives, trends, and how design and construction teams use visualization to make better decisions.
What Files a Drafting Handoff Needs
Most delays in outsourced drafting are not drawing problems. They are a missing file, an unstated coordinate system or a version nobody can identify.
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What a Configurator Project Needs to Start
Most of what holds these projects up is not technical. It is a document nobody has written and a decision nobody has made.
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When Product Images Beat a Configurator
A configurator is a system somebody maintains forever. A set of images is finished the day it is delivered.
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How a Product Configurator Is Built
The visual layer is the part everybody looks at and the smallest part of the work.
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What a Concept Study Needs to Start
One list settles most of what goes wrong here: what has been decided, and what has not.
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How Much Detail a Concept Image Should Show
If somebody can point at something and ask when it was decided, and the answer is that it was not, it should not be in the image.
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How a Concept Package Is Put Together
The package is not a set of pictures. It is an instrument for making a group of people reach the same conclusion from the same evidence.
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What a Photo Composite Needs Before Production
Almost everything expensive about a composite is decided before anybody opens a 3D application.
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How a Photo Composite Is Actually Made
Five things were decided when the shutter opened. Everything afterwards is obeying them.
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What a Web 3D Project Needs to Start
Web 3D projects stall on two things, and neither of them is the 3D.
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What a Web 3D Experience Should Show
Nobody is standing next to the visitor. Everything about the design follows from that one fact.
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What a Sales Gallery Needs Before It Opens
Galleries rarely fail on technology. They open with placeholders because somebody counted screens instead of counting assets.
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