AutoCAD - Advanced 2D & 3D Course

After learning the basics of AutoCAD many people want to move on to more advanced concepts. 3D is becoming more popular as it makes it much easier to visualize the end result of a project. In moving into 3D however, there is much more to learn than just the 3D modeling aspect. In order to present your finished image, you need to know about camera placement, lighting the scene and applying realistic-looking materials.

**Please Note: This course was recorded on the PC version of AutoCAD. If you use a MAC then the commands and locations may vary. I do not have a MAC so am unable to help with this but a quick Google search should help you.**

• 01 Introduction
• 02 Software Requirements
• 03 Selection 01
• 04 Selection 02
• 05 Modify
• 06 Vports 01
• 07 Vports 02
• 08 Vports 03
• 09 Vports 04
• 10 Vports 05
• 11 Dynamic Blocks 01
• 12 Dynamic Blocks 02
• 13 Wipeouts
• 14 3d Basics 01
• 15 3d Basics 02
• 16 Preparing the 2D Drawing File for 3D
• 17 Creating the Walls
• 18 Creating the Window Openings
• 19 Creating Window Frames
• 20 Modelling the Internal Doors
• 21 Creating the External Door
• 22 Adding the Base Slab
• 23 Adding the Roof
• 24 Attaching Materials to the Model 01
• 25 Attaching Materials to the Model 02
• 26 Setting up Cameras in the Scene
• 27 Enhancing the Environment
• 28 Lighting the Scene 01
• 29 Lighting the Scene 02
• 30 Rendering 01
• 31 Rendering 02
• 32 Walking and Flying through your Model
• 33 A Look at Object Based Design