Accompanying development without the actual product
3D graphics help you to visualise when the product is not yet available or when photos are inadequate. Take advantage of the CAD data which is usually already available in your R&D department. Unlimited perspectives, transparency and openings make 3D graphics both fascinating and meaningful.
Procedures (such as assembly processes) can be clearly and comprehensibly illustrated using our stylistic image editing. When this is enhanced with interactivity, an effective user experience is guaranteed. 3D graphics appeal to the visual memory because they convey information non-verbally. This presents an interesting affordable alternative – especially for e-learning, step-by-step instructions and service manuals.
Importing CAD data
The proper usage of CAD data for these graphics requires a clear agreement on the data structure; the mere specification of the format is insufficient. Complex construction topologies require in-depth product knowledge and a knack for interpreting the data correctly. We can work with STEP, IGES and various other file formats. We’ll find the best solution together.
Editing images
Working in close coordination with the author, our graphic designers implement arrows, numbers, transparencies, frames and colours into the image. Zoom-in magnifiers can be positioned next to each other. The zoom-in function enlarges a scene so that details can be seen. If these details are subject to change, then a sequence can be shown. The location of the zoomed-in content is shown by an arrow in the overall view of the product.
Composing images
The object, the light, the camera perspective and the surface characteristics all contribute to determine the composition of a 3D image. Defining these parameters for every image is essential. That is why we create material libraries for our clients and save scenarios so that they can be used as often as desired.
Importing CAD data
The proper usage of CAD data for these graphics requires a clear agreement on the data structure; the mere specification of the format is insufficient. Complex construction topologies require in-depth product knowledge and a knack for interpreting the data correctly. We can work with STEP, IGES and various other file formats. We’ll find the best solution together.
Composing images
The object, the light, the camera perspective and the surface characteristics all contribute to determine the composition of a 3D image. Defining these parameters for every image is essential. That is why we create material libraries for our clients and save scenarios so that they can be used as often as desired.
Editing images
Working in close coordination with the author, our graphic designers implement arrows, numbers, transparencies, frames and colours into the image. Zoom-in magnifiers can be positioned next to each other. The zoom-in function enlarges a scene so that details can be seen. If these details are subject to change, then a sequence can be shown. The location of the zoomed-in content is shown by an arrow in the overall view of the product.
Scriptor highlights
- Various input formats for 3D CAD data
- More product expertise derived from the CAD data
- More imaging versatility than photos
- Changes to the design can be implemented quickly
- Processed data is reusable
Scriptor highlights
- Accompanying development without the actual product
- Various input formats for 3D CAD data
- More product expertise derived from the CAD data
- More imaging versatility than photos
- Changes to the design can be implemented quickly
- Processed data is reusable
Your advantages
- No photo appointments required
- Product updates implemented easier than with the photos
- Product changes are implemented more quickly
- Enormous range of perspective and representation options
- Reuse of textures
- Reuse of perspectives and lighting scenarios
Your advantages
- No photo appointments required
- Product updates implemented easier than with the photos
- Product changes are implemented more quickly
- Enormous range of perspective and representation options
- Reuse of textures
- Reuse of perspectives and lighting scenarios
Address
Scriptor
Dokumentations Service GmbH
Krackser Strasse 12c
33659 Bielefeld
Germany
Tel: +49 521 950220
Fax: +49 521 9502225
e-mail: info@scriptor.de
Contact
Heike Hettwer
Managing Director
Scriptor Dokumentations Service GmbH+ 49 521 950220