Creating an Interactive AR scene in Adobe Aero

In a previous video, I showed you how to use Adobe Aero to turn a Photoshop file into a three-dimensional Augmented Reality project. This time we are going to dive much deeper and see how to combine Illustrator files and Adobe Stock 3D models in Aero to create an exciting interactive AR scene.

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0:00 - Intro
0:27 - Exporting files to Aero
3:03 - Using 3D models
4:46 - Working in Aero
7:52 - Creating the composition
10:58 - Adding animations
12:46 - Sharing your project
14:04 - Final result

Designing an Augmented Reality scene in Adobe Aero:

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[sabsrule]

Cool video. Aero has a tendency to compress images which are larger than 2000 X 2000 px. So they don't look as good. Therefore it's recommended any asset that you create keep it under that size. Also I have found when you export it to a .usdz format the quality of the real-time rendering is sharper and better

[ethanbridglal]

Anyone ever remember how good the 3DS was at this, i now remebered.

[abgraphics_]

best ever design explainer and teacher

[evaoxum]

WOW! I'm floored. I've been trying to learn how to do these things. Thanks for this!!

[willtriez]

This is really cool, I have been thinking about trying to learn Aero. I have a few questions I hope you can answer.
1. When you share a project does it export the AR and then they place it onto any surface they have around them?
2. Do you know if you can save surfaces and build on them remotely? Like can I save the surface of the desk, and then take it home and build on it and then share it with a friend later to see what it would look like on that desk? Or does it have to use whatever surface is in-front of them (since it's AR this makes sense)
2. Do you know how big the surfaces can be? Can I do an entire room or multiple rooms with this, having different 3D models appear as look around the room?

[RG-vhkg]

Thank you! I am very new to this, and this video is very clear and comprehensible!

[stupiduser]

what you do not explain is how the user sees the content. What app is needed on their side to see the AR?

[nur-haimaumpara]

It's awesome and quite Interesting.. can't wait to apply it..

[brandbandestudio]

What a great vieeo it inspired me a lot. Thank you!

[smallville]

If I want to have a photo on a paper document and want to scan the image to show this experience how can I do that

[lele_ie]

tysm for the video! it helped me to start. Do you know how to make quizzes using the aero? I think i should do all the buttons of the interactions in Illustrator and transfer into the Aero?

[brianbetz]

This is very cool and excellent job explaining!

[marjolijnpatist]

You rock! Thanks im totaly gonne try that!

[BryTunesMusic]

Amazing tutorial and project, thanks :)

[JosQiNgMT]

So detail And clear! I want see u everyday even when sleep

[Bromoteknada]

In what type of commercial projects with clients could we use this for? Some real-life examples would be great.

[humanbeing]

Did. you build this all on the phone? (aside from the photoshop and illustrator work)

[andreyp]

Why Iphone X doesn't see files from creative cloud into that app. I tap on creative cloud but that doesn't show my documents which i downlowded before

[quietlike]

Is it possible to create an AR environment, save it, then just plop it down wherever you want?
Or if it needs to be in the same place, can I share a saved file and someone else can just plop it down in their phone?
Or does it all need to be created on the spot?

[srishtimadan]

is it mandatory for a viewer to have the aero app on their phone to view my ar?