COMPUTER APPLICATION | yaueshenlee

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

PROJECT 1 | Modelling of an Architectural Design

INTRODUCTION

This involves completion of basic form and external model of a selected architectural design. During this stage the completed 3D model will reflect the knowledge of using the software to create 3D geometries.

OBJECTIVES

Understand and execute the functions of Standard Primitives, Splines & Modifiers.
Understand and utilise polygon modelling and NURBS modelling in producing the 3D models.

WORK IN PROGRESS PROJECT 1

PROGRESS 1

Draw the plan out by using AutoCAD

PROGRESS 2

Elevation is done by tallying the floor plan

PROGRESS 3

Import the plan and elevation in Rhinoceros and tally them together

PROGRESS 4

Extrude floor slab from elevation and makehole from a triangle curve to cut the floor slab in shape

PROGRESS 5

Draw a triangle curve at the side and makehole ( select <Normaltocutve> then <Alongcurve> ) to cut the floor slab in shape and in correct angle

PROGRESS 6

Makehole at the middle and extrude two slab at the side

PROGRESS 7

Extrude the extended wall along the hole

PROGRESS 8

Extrude all the wall from the floor slab

PROGRESS 9

Extrude and align the slab above each door

PROGRESS 10

Create door frame and scale by Scale1D

PROGRESS 11

Create door by extruding curve and scale by Scale1D

PROGRESS 12

The walls are cut in shape by using Boolean Differences

PROGRESS 13

Extrude and create all the glass frames

PROGRESS 14

Create all the glass by extrude both side

PROGRESS 15

Extrude the roof out from the elevation

PROGRESS 16

Draw a triangle curve at the side and makehole ( select <Normaltocutve> then <Alongcurve> ) to cut the roof in shape and in correct angle

PROGRESS 17

Makehole at the middle and boolean by using two triangle polysurface (extruded from triangle curve)

PROGRESS 18

Extrude the staircase from plan

PROGRESS 19

Create the railing by drawing line and pipe it

PROGRESS 20

Create, set and arrange each layers, wall (yellow), roof and floor slab (drak grey)

PROGRESS 21

Glass (white), door,glass frame & slab (grey), railing & door frame (black)

PROGRESS 22

Finalise everything and start render

PROGRESS 23

Another picture to show the progress of render

FINAL PRODUCT

RENDER 1	RENDER 2	RENDER 3
RENDER 4	RENDER 5	RENDER 6

PROJECT 2 | Still Rendering with Materials, Lights, Camera Views with Site Context

INTRODUCTION

The second project involves the production of photorealistic still rendering of the selected architecture design with materials, appropriate camera views and post-production enhancement on the visual outcome. The visualisation work would be assessed on the types and ways materials are used, types of lights and effects used to set up the scene, setup of appropriate camera views for rendering and skills of using

post-production tools to enhance the visual outcome.

OBJECTIVES

Able to import .dwg file into 3DS Max.
To manage the 3D scene using layers.
To create materials for 3D objects.
To use lights in 3DS Max for exterior and interior rendering.
To set up good photographic compositions using cameras in 3DS Max for final rendering.
To understand and execute the appropriate rendering settings.
To enhance the visual outcome of the renderings using post-production tools.

2A.Exterior renderings (25%)

2B.Interior renderings (25%)

PROJECT 2A

WORK IN PROGRESS PROJECT 2A

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Import 3ds file to 3D MAX

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Already import

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Open materials editor

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Insert the preferred wooden texture and apply. (Maps > Diffuses color)

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Selecting roof texture

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Different layer

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Roof and wall applied correctly

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Window and door frame applied

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Select all glass and apply together

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Adjust opacity

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Apply railing

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Set camera and daylight

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Arrangement

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Test render

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Render and Save

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Save the image to TIF file

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Import the building ans the sky

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Add trees and the grass ground

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Rearrange and add shadow. Widely use of burn tool

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Add human in correct proportion

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Changed the sky

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Import file

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Changed the background

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Added the layer (SKY) and blur the details

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Add human

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Final touch up

FINAL PRODUCT

photoshop render 2	photoshop render

PROJECT 2B

WORK IN PROGRESS PROJECT 2B

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Find and download furniture from archive3D

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Find and download furniture from 3D Warehouse

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Open my 3ds file

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Hide the roof

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Import the downloaded furniture

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Scale the sofa

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Move

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Rotate

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Make sure on ground

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Change the materials

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Scale the lamp

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Added the kitchen and dining table

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Place the dining chair and clone copy it

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Done copying

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Done

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Place and scale the bed

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Change the materials

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Done changing

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Scale the table

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Rotate the chair

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Scale the clock

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Scale the shelf

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Both room interior are identical

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Place and scale the toilet bowl

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Place and scale the basin

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Done

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set the camera

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Adjust the camera angle and setting

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Add omni

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Adjust the omni

FINAL PRODUCT

Final View 1.jpg	Final View 2.jpg

PROJECT 3 | A maximum 90 seconds Animation of the Completed 3D Scene

INTRODUCTION

This project involves production of a maximum 90 seconds animation of the completed 3D scene using 3DS Max’s animation commands and tools. It also involves simple video editing work such as stitching video clips, background music & special effects editing, through the use of Windows Movie Maker, iMovie, Adobe Premiere and After Affects.

OBJECTIVES

Able to import .dwg file into 3DS Max.
To continue from Project 2, the completed scene is animated.
To set up camera paths for animation rendering.
To allow students to explore their imagination, inventiveness and storey telling abilities when creating the animation.