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Realistic Architectural 3D Modeling
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- 4 Sequences
- Introductive Level
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Syllabus
Chapter 1: Rigid Modeling
- Modeling rigid objects
Chapter 2: Soft Modeling and introduction to Cycles render engine
- Modeling organic objects
- Introduction to Cycles render engine
- Applying Cycles Materials- Basic process
Chapter 3: Understanding Cycles Shaders
- Types of Shaders
- Creating Cycles materials
Chapter 4: Texturing and Light settings
- Applying textures to right scale
- Understanding ways to illuminate a scene
- Rendering the final output
Chapter 5: Mini Project
Prerequisite
Participants must have completed the course: “
”Instructors
Sameer Sahasrabudhe
Senior Research Scientist
IIT Bombay
Kaumudi Sahasrabudhe
Freelance Animator and Illustrator
Kavita Narvekar
Founder
Beehive 3D Works
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