Creating AR Visualizations with Mesh Targeting in Unity

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Quintus Smit

1:15:50

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:36

02 - Blocking out Your Scene in Unity

02 - Module Overview.mp4

02:22

03 - Installing ProBuilder and ProGrids in Unity.mp4

01:53

04 - Blocking out the Initial Model Volume.mp4

04:45

05 - Importing the FBX Site Model.mp4

04:37

06 - Adding Details to the Model.mp4

05:29

07 - Finalizing the Model.mp4

02:20

08 - Starting the FBX Round Trip Process to Maya.mp4

04:44

03 - Creating an AR Ready Model in Maya

09 - Updating and Exporting the Model from Maya.mp4

05:56

10 - Editing the Updated Model in Unity.mp4

01:45

11 - Baking the Light into the Model.mp4

05:42

12 - Setting up Vuforia and Testing the Application.mp4

05:56

04 - Using 3D Targets with Unity and Vuforia

13 - Scanning a Physical Model.mp4

05:41

14 - Creating a 3D Scan Target in Unity.mp4

02:24

15 - Creating a 3D Mesh Target.mp4

04:47

16 - Setting up the 3D Mesh Target in Unity.mp4

02:27

17 - Exporting the AR Application to a Phone.mp4

02:28

05 - Creating an Information Overlay for Your AR Model

18 - Creating the UI and Clickable Objects.mp4

04:24

19 - Adding Interaction to the Panels.mp4

02:30

20 - Adding Interaction to the Info Buttons.mp4

04:04

Description

This course teaches you how to utilize your existing physical and digital models as targets for an augmented reality experience. By doing this, you can create a unique and exciting experience for your clients using your existing assets and data.

What You'll Learn?

How do you utilize your existing physical and digital models as targets for an augmented reality experience? In this course, Creating AR Visualizations with Mesh Targeting in Unity, you will gain the ability to overlay digital data over physical models using augmented reality. First, you will learn how to prepare the digital data and models. Next, you will discover how to scan a physical model and turn it into a target for your augmented reality application. Finally, you will explore how to create digital overlays from your existing content to project over the physical world. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of scanned and mesh targets needed to create an augmented reality experience that is activated by real objects.

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Quintus Smit

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Quintus is a lecturer and freelance software instructor at numerous training centers, Colleges, Universities, and Schools. He is a certified instructor for Autodesk and has vast experience in teaching Autodesk and Adobe software at tertiary level. He has been teaching the application of software in the visual and design industries for more than a decade and has a keen interest in finding efficient techniques in teaching not only what the buttons do, but also how the student can apply the new skills in their own situations. He gets a sense of satisfaction in seeing students grasping the underlying principles of the software applications and seeing their pride as they start exploring the capabilities beyond the classroom. Quintus has a passion for finding new innovative educational techniques and exploring the capabilities of software in the design fields and would gladly assist anyone interested in learning new skills, or teaching in not only developing course content, but also efficient and new delivering techniques.

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