Many teachers all over the world use Icograms Designer as a study tool in their classes and we are very pleased to be a part of education for the young generation. Also if this is not enough and you need something special you can order a personal graphics. We regularly add new icons and templates. You can download graphics and use them in applications, presentations, documents, websites, games, videos etc.įor now our graphical base contains 3960+ icons and 595+ templates for Agriculture, Logistics, Transportation, Warehousing, Construction, IT/Network, Power Energy, Factory, Manufacturing, Interiors, Healthcare, Office, Events etc. All graphics are vectors and it’s perfect for printing. It's nothing that totally breaks our workflow, as it only takes a couple seconds to replace the material, but it would be a nice little quality-of-life feature we could take advantage of if we could get Chief to cooperate.We have created Icograms Designer to help people make infographics, isometric maps, diagrams and illustrations in the easiest way but you can go beyond this. I can't seem to find anywhere in the preferences to mess with export settings, though. The 3DS format, for example, is the best alternative, but it changes the scale of the model.
Lumion's latest version has the ability to automatically replace materials with "glass" or "water" in the name with those kinds of materials when importing, but for some reason Chief will randomly assign names to materials during the collada export process like "mat127-material," regardless of what they are named in the material settings. Other export processes will keep the material names, but those have their own problems in Lumion. Is there a way to control what Chief names each material as it's importing a model as a collada (.dae) file?Īt my company, we use Chief to build the base model and then export as a collada file to import into Lumion to render.
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