5. Detailing Closets Made Easy | Archviz Project From Start To Finish

[@asimansari6672]

hello, How Are you brother, When We will Be able to see you live. ???

[@VRDivision]

It'll be next week hopefully! I still didn't get the chance to study archviz explorer, I'll announce very soon ,, thanks for your interest brother

[@salyiohh]

Is it a must to learn blender and 3ds max before diving into unreal engine? For a complete beginner want to learn UE for archViz what's the path ? Thank you

[@robert-cristianvisan1234]

Unreal Engine is for visualization (or interactivity), its very limited in terms of 3D modeling. Blender is free and has a lot of potential. I use 3DS Max for stills and modeling, but its the one I know better. So, in short, yes. You have to learn a 3D modeling software to have something to import into UE. As far as I know, Blender can't live sync with UE, unlike 3DS Max(Datasmith).

[@salyiohh]

@@robert-cristianvisan1234 thanks for ur reply so I should also learn 3ds max , UE with thier assets Lib is not enough , one must create his own models

[@robert-cristianvisan1234]

@@salyiohh You won't find everything you need, so there will be stuff you need to model yourself, like walls, windows, even furniture and whatnots. The "accessories", like plants, cars and decorative objects you can find online (from people who also model them manually). If your planning to start a business in architecture visualization, I would recommend Blender, because it's free. At the end, it's the result not the tool. You can also explore both and see what's better for you. Good luck!😊

[@VRDivision]

Robert provided amazing answers