Flow Architect Studio 3D

Hello,

Thank you for giving Flow a try. There are tools to convert autoCAD files to format that Flow can accept. So in general if a user want to go this path it is possible.

Is there a particular reason for you to go 64bit Flow? 64 bit programs in general consume more memory (because they have to use 2x larger pointers) and unless program needs to allocate huge amount of memory than is is fine with 32bit.

Hello,

We can do this. Export to different 3D formats is scheduled for some time now.

Suggest a price than :)

Flow uses a fully in house developed engine. There are some differences to a gaming engine that make this a better suited solution for visualizations.

In general great game-like graphics requires lots of artist work. We could expose shaders or give more material control to enable better graphics but this will require lots of artist and programing work from a Flow user. If you want to develop code than there are game engines out there. Flow supports dynamic lighting, diffuse and specular maps, dynamic shadows, ambient lighting and ambient occlusion baked into lightmaps. This allows for good quality and still does not require lots of detailed knowledge about 3D graphics to have something working and looking nice. Its about showing your ideas in 3D and making it easy not about spending countless hours to make something look real life like.