Design · Intermediate
Four modules that take you from stylish 3D views inside ArchiCAD to a rendering plugin and AI-based visualisation, with no 3ds Max and no outsourced renders.

If you already model in ArchiCAD, you know the feeling. The layout is ready and the client wants to see something now, but a polished image means hours of settings, a separate rendering programme, or a fee paid to someone who visualises for you.
Many designers end up showing flat drawings and hoping the client can imagine the space. Others lose whole evenings to materials, lights and render tests, then redo everything after the next round of edits.
This course is built around a different idea: use everything ArchiCAD can already do for presentation, add one fast rendering plugin, and finish with AI tools that turn your scene into a realistic picture or a short video. You keep control of the design and spend far less time on the routine.
Set up views once and reuse them across the project.
Give sketch views a consistent, pleasant look.
Upload your own materials and create a view from the window.
Save the project in the BIMx format so a client can walk through the scene.
Build a personal library of models for ArchiCAD.
Produce and save a clip without extra software.
Show moving furniture, text callouts and dimensions.
Save images, 360-degree panoramas, walkthroughs and video.
Use collages, plugin output and post-processing, plus video with sound.
The programme follows the order in which a real project develops. First you make the scene look good with the tools ArchiCAD already gives you, which is often enough for an early sketch discussion.
Next you extend those possibilities with your own models, an unrolled view that works as a sketch, a video, and a presentation with sections and callouts in the spirit of other BIM software.
Then you add a plugin for fast rendering and learn its settings, materials and object library. The final module shows how AI tools take a scene or a collage and turn it into a convincing image, and how to polish the result afterwards.
Each step produces something you can show a client, so you can stop at the level of detail the project needs.

The course is a library of recorded video lessons that you follow at your own pace. The recommended pace is about one month, which is roughly three hours of video per module plus time for your own practice. You can go faster or slower, and the lessons are short enough to fit into an evening.
You work on a ready-made scene. The working scene and all its 3D objects are provided, so you can follow every step on exactly the same material as in the video and then repeat it on your own project. Samples of lightweight 3D models for the scene come with the programme.
Because the lessons show real settings on screen, you can pause, rewind and repeat any step. After each module you will have a finished piece to compare with your own work: a saved view set, a BIMx file, a video, a rendered image or an AI result.
Four modules, 27 lessons. Lesson lengths range from about ten minutes to under an hour.

Four modules covering ArchiCAD views, presentation, a plugin and AI visualisation.
The scene and all 3D objects are provided so you can practise straight away.
Included for the working scene.
Every setting is shown in the video, so you can repeat it.
Learn to produce BIMx files, panoramas, walkthroughs and clips.
Return to any lesson during that time.
Interest-free instalments from different banks may be offered at checkout.
If the course is not right for you, ask for a refund within 14 days.
You will have a repeatable way to present any sketch project. You can set up views, styles and lighting quickly, export a walkthrough the client can explore on their own, and record a short video without leaving ArchiCAD.
When a project needs a more realistic image, you will use the plugin and AI tools instead of waiting for someone else to render it. You will also know how to build a personal library of models, so each new scene starts faster than the last.
The result is less time spent on routine and fewer long evenings of test renders, and more time for the design itself.
The video content is about 11 hours in total. Following the suggested pace of one month, plan roughly three hours of lessons a week plus time to practise on the working scene or your own project.
Yes. The course is for people who already work in ArchiCAD and can model a scene. No experience with other rendering programmes or with AI tools is needed.
You need ArchiCAD version 21 or later; on a Mac, version 27 or 28 or later. The graphics card should have at least 2 GB of memory, with 4 GB recommended. A fast wired internet connection is recommended for the model library, panoramas and online walkthroughs.
After payment you receive access to the lessons and materials on the learning platform. Access lasts 12 months, and you can watch the lessons at any time of day.
Recorded video lessons in which the settings are shown on screen. A working scene and sample models are provided so you can repeat each step.
Yes, for the whole 12-month access period you can return to any lesson and download the provided materials as often as you like.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course is not what you expected.
No. The course uses ArchiCAD, a rendering plugin for it and AI tools, so you can reach realistic images without a separate visualiser or 3ds Max.
Interest-free instalments from various banks may be available. The details are shown when you place the order.
Get the four modules, the working scene and 12 months of access.