ArchViz Interactive UI and Tools
https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/archviz-user-interface
A flexible user interface for Architectural Visualization Projects.
A highly customizable user interface and tool kit for architectural visualization or similar projects. Colors, icons or text font can be changed and features can be turned on or off when needed. Allows multiple control types including mouse only controls. Two different example apartments are provided with a travel feature to jump between them.
Unreal 5.1 users: Tick SM6 to enable shader model 6 in the project settings when prompted.
The Unreal 5 version is converted to Lumen lighting. It will also work if you decide to use ray tracing or baked lighting in Unreal 5.
Latest Updates:
July-21-2022: unreal 5 version added (Lumen lighting)
Oct-21 2021: sunset release, small fixes
Dec-19 2020: improved user management menus, new help screens, small fixes
Dec-7 2020: supports UE 4.26, user management added (client name, save games, screenshots, lists)
May 2020: supports UE 4.25
Features
- Interactive floor plan for each level
- Pre-rendered (baked) scenarios for layout or lighting changes
- Travel between multiple scenes (apartments, houses)
- VR style interface and target click movement available
- Multiple user management (client name, save games, screenshots and inventory list)
Scene Interaction
- Individual object and / or material swaps
- Design schemes (multiple swap actors triggered together)
- Swap actors can trigger other swap actors (parent -> child)
- Use Event Dispatcher to trigger other interactions
Customize UI
- Hide unused features, reorder menu buttons
- Customize colours, font
- Customize button icons, style
- Add office, client, or project logos
Technical Details
Scaled to Epic skeletons (cm)
Texture Size: 2048 max
Collision: Yes
Optimized meshes, baked normals and AO
Meshes: 210+
Materials: 240+
Supported Platform: PC
NOTE: You don't need any blueprint knowledge to set up and use this product. Requires basic knowledge of the Unreal Engine.