Bring the power of a software tool used primarily in entertainment, gaming, and visualization into the world of engineering! Autodesk ? VIZ in Manufacturing Design stresses parallels between VIZ/MAX modeling techniques and modern manufacturing processes. Ideal for novices, this how-to and reference book is conveniently organized into three sections: modeling; basic lights and mapping; plus advanced lights, mapping and animation. A logical "next step" for readers familiar with technical sketching principles and/or the use of AutoCAD drawing tools, each chapter focuses on a specific topic and highlights its importance in engineering technology. Lists of critical terms, brief explanations of basic concepts, plus general guidelines for producing quality results are also included to provide readers with "the big picture." A number of step-by-step examples engineered to guide users to mastery of proven modeling, rendering, and animation techniques follow. Finally, each chapter concludes with an industrial example and additional problems to motivate readers as they learn to optimize 3ds max and solve real-world manufacturing design challenges. An excellent primer and long-lasting reference, the depth and variety of topics allow the book to be used equally effectively as an introduction to technical modeling, a beginning course in technical animation, or a broad survey of technical visualization.
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Modeling with geometric primitives is the perfect place to start your ex with 3D Studio. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
central vision line, raster material maps, frame planning sheet, positional geometry, raster materials, chamfer cylinder, lathed object, keyed hole, sidewall detail, consistent cross section, line renderer, technical animations, omni light, virtual frame buffer, specular level, diffuse channel, dirt map, slot tool, spline shape, diffuse map, opacity map, rendering window, free camera, quick render, diffuse color Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Material Editor, Listener Window, Fan Assembly, Output Pane, Image File, Render Design, Mesh Smooth, Editor Window, Dolly Camera, Render Scene, Slide Guide, Cover Plate, Map Browser, Modeling Assemblies, Pipe Plug, Skin Parameters, Assign Controller, Camera Animation, Command Panel, Double Acting Cylinder, Flip Normals, Generate Mapping Coords, Get Shape, Light Applications, Sub Object New!
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Modeling with geometric primitives is the perfect place to start your ex with 3D Studio. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
central vision line, raster material maps, frame planning sheet, positional geometry, raster materials, chamfer cylinder, lathed object, keyed hole, sidewall detail, consistent cross section, line renderer, technical animations, omni light, virtual frame buffer, specular level, diffuse channel, dirt map, slot tool, spline shape, diffuse map, opacity map, rendering window, free camera, quick render, diffuse color Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Material Editor, Listener Window, Fan Assembly, Output Pane, Image File, Render Design, Mesh Smooth, Editor Window, Dolly Camera, Render Scene, Slide Guide, Cover Plate, Map Browser, Modeling Assemblies, Pipe Plug, Skin Parameters, Assign Controller, Camera Animation, Command Panel, Double Acting Cylinder, Flip Normals, Generate Mapping Coords, Get Shape, Light Applications, Sub Object New!
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- Fundamentals of Graphics Communication by Gary Robert Bertoline on page 346, page 348, and Back Matter
- Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology Problems Book III Workbook by Hugh F. Rogers on page 268
- Engineering Drawing and Graphic Technology by Thomas French on page 268
- Engineering Drawing & Graphic Technology by Thomas E.; Vierck, Charles J.; Foster, R. J. French on page 268
- Technical Illustration With Computer Applications by Jon M. Duff on page 248
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