Image, Animation Output

Project inspiration in this doc: Koala Heaven

Architect: Mart Studio (https://www.martstudio.de/ )

Visualization: LINK

Watch the tutorial:

You can render stunning images and animations using D5 Render.

Image

After configuring the FOV, resolution, and channel maps, you can proceed to render images.

D5 includes the AI Style Transfer feature, enabling you to transform your images into various styles with just one click.

Moreover, you have the option to enhance rendered images using AI. The AI Enhancer optimizes materials, characters, fog, and many other subtle details to elevate your images.

Watch this video to delve deeper into our Post-AI feature:

AI Style Transfer

We have integrated an AI post-production tool into D5 that allows you to transform a rendered image into various styles with just one click.

After rendering a test image, you can proceed to conduct AI style transfer.

Click the AI post-processing button to activate the tool.

D5 Render provides both stylized and realistic styles. Simply choose the style you need and click the transfer button. The integration will be automatically completed, without any material or model adjustments.

Watercolor style transfer.

Autumn style transfer.

AI Enhancer

Moreover, you have the option to enhance rendered images using AI. The AI Enhancer optimizes materials, characters, fog, and many other subtle details to elevate your images.

You can improve the entire image or selectively enhance specific areas of it to achieve desired effects.

Animation

The timeline in D5 consists of two essential segments: one for controlling camera movement and the other for sequencing objects, each containing relevant templates.

Camera Movement

When you need to create a shot, simply choose your desired template and D5 will generate a shot based on the current view.

You can freely edit the path to achieve advanced camera movement.

For a 360° panning shot, for instance, you can adjust the radius to expand the path.

You can freely move the path to your desired position and use the PiP window to review the camera's perspective.

Next, modify the movement degree which determines the travel distance for your camera. Now, a rotating camera is set up.

If you prefer to start from scratch, simply add a view as the initial frame, adjust the camera, and set the final frame. A shot will be generated accordingly.

Phasing Animation Effects

Watch the tutorial for phasing animation:

D5 Render supports creating phasing animations using templates.

*Note that you can use D5 LiveSync plugins for SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, and 3ds Max to export models while retaining their group/layer/family structure after importing them to D5. Support for more workflows will be updated in the future.

After selecting your desired effect, you can click to add the objects for animation. D5 Render enables you to add objects individually or in groups. Under the “add by group” mode, you can click a group to add all the models it includes.

You can customize whether they should appear based on the order of the object list or their location in the world coordinates.

Sort by the object list:

Adjust the motion distance of each object and the time interval between their movements to achieve a more polished effect.

You can add extra fun effects like rotation and bouncing.

Set the video format, resolution, and frame rate. Now, you can output animations.

That concludes our on-boarding on the architectural workflow. We hope you found it valuable. Many thanks to LINK for creating this project.