Vision communicates with a wide array of DMX consoles, including the MA2, Hog, ETC EOS, and many more that can send ArtNET or sACN NET protocols over an ethernet connection. What lighting desks does Vision work with? Vision also has plugin support for the latest releases of Vectorworks Spotlight, Vectorworks Designer and 3D Studio Max. Instead of replicating functionality, Vision takes care of the pre-visualisation whilst Vectorworks deals with the 3D design. Light any venue: Once your model is complete, control your lighting fixtures in the Vision scene window, so you can cue your entire concert, trade show, broadcast, theatre production, or event.ĭo I need to own some other CAD program to use Vision?.Tap into comprehensive fixture libraries that equip you with everything you need to design a memorable show. Customisable and comprehensive fixtures: Go beyond the ordinary with flexible tools that allow you to customise colours, gobos, lenses, shutters, or any other fixture parameter.Prepare smarter, design faster, save time: With the power to previsualise and cue your show at your fingertips, you’ll save time and money by exploring what your rig can do without needing to travel to the venue or have your crew stand by.
Experiment with looks and cues, review options with your clients, and get buy in - all before load in. The power to pre-visualise and cue shows at your fingertips, whether on site or off.
if you're set on the mac then i think it's worth looking at, and agree that archicad for mac would be good to look into as well, but i haven't used archicad in almost a decade and i'm sure it's changed a lot since i learned it.Included with Spotlight and Design Suite subscription licences my thought is vectorworks more belongs to the lone wolf architect who won't require as much coordination with others and wants a low-cost bim feature, a decent 2d drafting platform for the money, and prefers to design on the mac. revit does this as well, but more than makes up for it in it's advanced bim features. it runs great on the mac, but like most "advanced" drafting programs, the automatic snaps and such are annoying and slow down the act of drafting itself, especially for an autocad veteran. my biggest beef with it is the clunkyness of the bim portion of the program. it works fine for all phases of drawings, and is easy to make beautiful drawings in actually, if that's your thing. for the cost, it's a pretty good platform, and relatively compatible with autocad (with import and export features, that is). it's bim functions are crude compared to revit, although it can build simple bim models. it is a strange almagamation of illustrator and revit. I don't love it, but i picked it up in less than a week.
0 kommentar(er)
