How to Build 3D Site Logistics Plans

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Episode 005 - Building a 3D Site Logistics Model in ArchiCAD21
In this ArchiCAD Tutorial, learn how to build a 3D Site Logistics Plan from scatch. We'll walk thru our typical workflow, and add feature by feature from our library of parts, as well as free sources including Google Earth & Google Warehouse.
We'll select a site in Google Earth
We'll export Google Earth Topography
We'll create a 3D mesh with Aerial Imagery Texture Maps
We'll add in site boundaries
We'll add a crane, and manlift
We'll add some pedestrian canopies
And more, so check it out if you do this type of work in ArchiCAD!

[@aleksa9651]

Hello. In the project, you use a construction crane. Where can I download such a library object for work?

[@CONTRABIM]

I'd recommend checking the Sketchup Warehouse, lots of manufacturer specific cranes there! If needed, explore to morph and modify...

[@mejriabir6032]

nice job like usual :) but are the Logostics modules free to downlaod?? thanks

[@CONTRABIM]

Thanks. I'll be coming out with a Logistics model template early next year 2021!

[@dawidfedko8360]

@@CONTRABIM Hi, it's available somewhere? :)

[@ReyAndd]

Hy there, first of all congratulations for your hard work !!!! And secondly, i've seen in your videos that you use a lot of modules. Where can i find them?

[@CONTRABIM]

Thanks Stanila. Much more work to do on this end... The modules pretty much all come from the CONTRABIM Virtual Library, which is included in the template available for sale. Is there a particular module you're interested in? I'm always looking for ways to break down the large library into smaller, less costly packages if I know people are interested in them :) Thanks for the comment!

[@yanren2658]

Hi! I've seen in your videos that you use a lot of modules! How can i get this modules! Thank you!

[@CONTRABIM]

Hi Yan. I'll have to setup one of these Logistics Modules as a package and product. Sometime over the next few months! Otherwise I'd recommend using basic tools and dragging and dropping from the sketchup warehouse

[@davidlepera7579]

OBRIGADO...BOA AULA JA SOU INSCRITO

[@CONTRABIM]

Great thanks for your comment and subscribing!