Hands-on-Workshop: Rendering basics for Beginners

This class is for BEGINNERS using the Mydoma Visualizer. For this 1 day (3.5 hr) workshop training you will learn how to render from floor plan to VR tour and everything in between.

Rendering basics class outline:

• Basics to draw a Floorplan.
• Doors and windows
• Basic floor plan notation
• Walls and ceilings
• Lighting
• Furniture
• Libraries 
• Upload materials and textures
• Project to follow along with all day or just watch and playback after to follow along.

What’s included: Watch & learn, then immediately implement training, ask instructor questions in real time, come out of the training with strong rendering fundamentals and 1 room project to use as an example of your visualization service. 

Small class sizes- to ensure 1:1 questions can be answered in a small group format.

BONUS: Workshop students will receive a special coupon for a 1-month free subscription of Visualizer PRO (used with Solo or Team plans only) 24 hours before their session starts)

IMPORTANT:

MUST have access to the visualizer before class

This class starts promptly at the start time, there is a lot to cover so please be on time out of respect for other students.

We move quickly to get through everything in 3.5 hours. If you can’t keep up don’t worry! Do what you can during the live session and watch the replay over and over after the session to continue your training.

This class starts promptly at the start time, there is a lot to cover so please be on time. We move quickly to get through everything in 3.5 hours. If you can’t keep up don’t worry! Do what you can during the live session and watch the replay over and over after the session to continue your training.

Before the workshop starts, students MUST:

• Must be trialing or active Mydoma subscriber for the visualizer at time of workshop.
• Watch for your materials list to come prepared to class after enrolling.
• Please do not use a actual project for this sessions training as we will be going over set techniques and flow. This is to create a conceptual space today.