Campus orientation
Use aerial context to explain the building layout, with ground-level scenes for entrances and key areas.
Organize factory interiors, equipment aisles and campus surroundings into scenes that can be viewed from different angles. Use MakeWorlds to prepare visual context for locations, routes and their surroundings.
Start with a specific site discussion
Workshop walkthroughs
Organize views around equipment, aisles and observation points so participants can understand the setting.
Dated site records
Keep source media and projects organized by area and capture date for later review and discussion.
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How to capture this kind of scene
Consider aerial photos for the campus overview and ground photos for interiors and equipment areas. Validate a small part of each area before organizing the wider project.
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Define the area around the task
Identify the buildings, equipment or routes you need to explain before capturing a large unrelated area.
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Cover occluded areas
From permitted positions, cover equipment backs, aisle connections and platform levels with overlapping views.
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Organize media by area
Keep the originals. Separate different capture dates and visibly different site states instead of mixing them into one reconstruction set.
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Review and refine in MakeWorlds
Review the areas that matter
After reconstruction, inspect equipment outlines, aisles and occlusions from the intended presentation viewpoints, then remove unrelated background.
Keep source and version context
Keep the project, original media and capture-area notes. Include the area, date and suggested viewing route when handing it over.
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Deliver a reviewable visual record
Start with local reconstruction, training, basic editing and PLY export in free Standard. Verify the scene in the recipient's Gaussian-compatible tool before planning presentation or team use.
Organize and hand over a sceneExplore related uses
Start with a small scene
Use free Standard for local reconstruction, training, basic editing and PLY export.