AutoCAD Rendering & Visualisation

Training

In Clacton-On-Sea

£ 499 + VAT

Description

  • Type

    Training

  • Location

    Clacton-on-sea

  • Duration

    1 Day

Adding light and materials to scenes such as room layouts or external buildings. Suitable for: This course is aimed AutoCAD users with 3D experience who wish to create more realistic images of their 3D models.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Clacton-On-Sea (Essex)
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11 Brunel Road, Gorse Lane Industrial Estate, CO15 4LU

Start date

On request

About this course

Users should be familiar with the basics of AutoCAD's 3D functionality and ideally have attended a 3D course.

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Course programme

Exceptions
With patience and experience high quality images can be achieved using AutoCAD's rendering & visualisation tools. However AutoCAD is primarily a drafting package and for high end graphics output AutoCAD's Viz software or 3DStudio max should be considered.

Topics

Module 1: Viewing your Model
It may sound obvious but a good view of your model is the basis to creating a high quality image. The course starts by showing you how to view your model in various formats, angles, views, shadings and perspectives.

Module 2: Introducing Light
Lighting is the key to creating a high quality image. Light is involved with everything we see, how it illuminates an object, how that object reflects, absorbs and emits light affects the way we see and perceive our surroundings. This module deals with the various light types that can be used in AutoCAD, how they can be used to illuminate your model and cast shadows.

Module 3: Adding Materials
The final part in making your model realistic is to add materials that make it look like a real object. this could be adding a wood grain effect to furniture, chrome to a metallic part or a transparent glass material to a window pane. You will learn how to use the materials library, create materials and to adjust these materials to suit the geometry in your model.

Module 4: Creating A Scene
Once you have set your model up, added lighting and materials you need to create a scene to collate this information in order that it can be rendered. Once a scene is created using these elements additional effect such as adding backgrounds, fog and landscape objects can be added.

Module 5: Rendered Model Output Options
Once you have created your rendered model you will want to output it to an external file or print it. This module shows you the different output methods and how to show a rendered model in your plotted drawing.

Additional information

Payment options: Payment is required in advance with the booking form. Unfortunately due to costs incurred by ourselves when arranging these course we cannot offer refunds less than 14 calendar days before the course in due to start, where possible will will endeavour to offer an alternative date instead.

AutoCAD Rendering & Visualisation

£ 499 + VAT