Feature Request: Paper Model Mode

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Jason Halaby

August 17, 2016 15:30

I'd like to suggest a new feature: the option to override all solid materials to matte white, and all transparent materials to glass. It could be a toggle setting from within Prospect.

Often at early stages of design, the Revit materials are not all setup correctly and can be distracting when viewing in VR.  It would be nice to have a "Conceptual" mode to view models in an early stage where we can study space, proportion, and scale without the distraction of materials and colors.

Thanks, and great work on the product so far.

-Jason Halaby, WRNS Studio

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  Geoff Briggs August 23, 2016 23:39

  Archicad has this as a feature within its Cinerender (C4D) rendering engine. And yes, it's great in early design.

  Best,

  Geoff

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  Ray Facer December 16, 2016 23:39

  clay model (paper model)

  Rendering programs as Thea Render allow a "Clay Render" option.

  This suppresses display of all materials so it looks like a "paper model" as requested.

  The following article may provide some clues as to how to achieve the "clay model (paper model) effect in SketchUp.

  quasi-clay-style

  http://www.sketchupartists.org/tutorials/sketchup-and-podium/the-quasi-clay-style-by-oliver-shea/

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  Shane Scranton December 17, 2016 18:08

  In our latest release of Prospect v1.1.0 last week we announced a schematic override toggle and a black outline toggle. We're still researching these features so I'd love to hear your feedback. While in the model, you can override materials by tapping the "M" key on the keyboard. This will make all solid materials turn to matte white, and transparent materials will stay the same. 

  Toggle black outlines on and off using "O" on the keyboard.

  Thanks for the comments on this!

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