Description
Autodesk 3ds Max, provides powerful tools for 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, rigging, animation, dynamics, particles and rendering. This enables game developers, visual effect artists, architects, designers, engineers, and visualization specialists to create stunning artwork. Additionally, the interactive interface and workflow tools of 3ds Max makes the job of design visualization specialists easier.
This course is basically designed to assist the modelers, animators, and designers. Keeping in view the varied requirements of the students, this course covers a wide range of tools and features. Also covers concepts, and techniques for modelling, texturing, lighting, rigging, animating the objects, fluid simulation, cloth simulation, particle system, create 360 panaromic images, create realistic Vray render, Interactive 3ds max and so on. Additionally, in this course, we introduce the Interactive 3ds max. On the completion of this course, students will be able to create complex 3d scenes, stunning environments and realistic virtual reality experiences.
Salient Features of this Course:
A comprehensive course consisting of 65 video lectures that are organized in a pedagogical sequence.
Detailed explanation of all Autodesk 3ds Max tools.
Step-by-step instructions to guide the users through the learning process.
Two projects at the end of the course to enable the users to apply the skills learned in the course.
Practice Test
Certificate of Completion
Requirements
- Fundamental working knowledge of the Windows environment. Knowledge of any 3d software is an added advantage
Who this course is for:
- This software is the strength for architectural professionals, designers, and game developers
Course Outline
In this course, participants learn how to:
Module 1: Introduction to BIM and Autodesk Revit
1.1 BIM and Autodesk Revit
1.2 Overview of the Interface
1.3 Starting Projects
1.4 Viewing Commands
Module 2: Basic Sketching and Modify Tools
2.1 Using General Sketching Tools
2.2 Editing Elements
2.3 Working with Basic Modify Tools
2.4 Working with Additional Modify Tools
Module 3: Starting Structural Projects
3.1 Linking and Importing CAD Files
3.2 Linking in Revit Models
3.3 Setting Up Levels
3.4 Copying and Monitoring Elements
3.5 Coordinating Linked Models
Module 4: Structural Grids and Columns
4.1 Adding Structural Grids
4.2 Placing Structural Columns
Module 5: Foundations
5.1 Modeling Walls
5.2 Adding Wall Footings
5.3 Creating Piers and Pilasters
5.4 Adding Isolated Footings
Module 6: Structural Framing
6.1 Modeling Structural Framing
6.2 Modifying Structural Framing
6.3 Adding Trusses
Module 7: Working with Views
7.1 Setting the View Display
7.2 Duplicating Views
7.3 Adding Callout Views
7.4 Elevations and Sections
Module 8: Adding Structural Slabs
8.1 Modeling Structural Slabs
8.2 Creating Shaft Openings
Module 9: Structural Reinforcement
9.1 Structural Reinforcement
9.2 Adding Rebar
9.3 Modifying Rebar
9.4 Reinforcing Walls, Floors, and Slabs
Module 10: Structural Analysis
10.1 Preparing Projects for Structural Analysis
10.2 Viewing Analytical Models
10.3 Adjusting Analytical Models
10.4 Placing Loads
Module 11: Project – Concrete Structure
11.1 Start a Structural Project
11.2 Create Foundation Elements
11.3 Frame a Concrete Structure
Module 12: Creating Construction Documents
12.1 Setting Up Sheets
12.2 Placing and Modifying Views on Sheets
12.3 Printing Sheets
Module 13: Annotating Construction Documents
13.1 Working with Dimensions
13.2 Working with Text
13.3 Adding Tags
13.4 Adding Detail Lines and Symbols
13.5 Creating Legends
Module 14: Creating Details
14.1 Setting Up Detail Views
14.2 Adding Detail Components
14.3 Annotating Details
Module 15: Scheduling
15.1 Structural Schedules
15.2 Graphical Column Schedules
15.3 Working with Schedules