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Autodesk VIZ 4 Intro Course Outline
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About the Software |
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Bedroom with Daylight, Sunlight and Moonlight - Guillermo Leal Llaguno |
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Autodesk VIZ 4 provides powerful new features and extended interoperability with the Autodesk Design 2002 family of products and delivers:
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See your designs in a whole new light. Autodesk® VIZ 4 is the award-winning 3D visualization solution that introduces advanced global illumination technology for improved design exploration, communication, and validation. The benefits: Images and animations that are richer and more accurate, so you can better convey your design intent; a faster, more intuitive workflow, since you work with lighting the way you do in the real world; and greater flexibility to produce the level of visualization you need—from quick interactive studies to compelling multimedia presentations. These features plus improved interoperability make VIZ a valuable part of Autodesk’s design solutions. |
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Sample Autodesk VIZ Images and Information Click on Thumbnails You too can do this .... or better ... with EKHO's Training!!
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| Sample 3D model created with Autodesk Viz | 3D Studio Image by EKHO
graduate Mel Boyle.
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Image by Peter Rofner | Scene from Susan Laurie-Bourque's Animation created in EKHO's 3D Studio Max course | Bedroom with Daylight, Sunlight and Moonlight - Guillermo Leal Llaguno | 3D AutoCAD model and 3D Studio Max Rendering by EKHO students and Mel Boyle |
ABOUT EKHO's AUTODESK VIZ 4 TRAINING PROGRAM
An overall tour of Autodesk VIZ including concepts and descriptions of utilizing
3D desktop video for presentation in Architecture, Mechanical Design and other
applications. Intensive examination and use of the Autodesk Viz modules. Students will be able to produce realistic objects that move with natural motion.
Anything from bouncing balls to complex images can be modeled, animated and rendered. The construction of
3D objects, logos and text are easily created and animated.
PRE-REQUISITES:
- A general knowledge of computers, Windows 2000, XP
- Graphics Background is helpful
- AutoCAD Background is helpful
TOPICS COVERED
This is the total course curriculum with appropriate sections to be taken to suit each class' needs and interests.
Days 1-4:
General Applications:
Chapter 1 – The User Interface
Chapter 2 – Basic Modeling Concepts
Chapter 3 – Basic Scene Creation
Architectural Applications:
Chapter 4 – AutoCAD / Autodesk VIZ Integration
Chapter 5 - Creating Objects in Autodesk VIZ
Chapter 6 – Creating and Manipulating Splines in Autodesk VIZ
Chapter 7 – Material Creation – Mapped and Procedural Materials
Chapter 8 - Lighting
Chapter 9 - High Resolution Renderings and Backgrounds
Mechanical & Product Design:
Chapter 10 – Modeling a coil over shock absorber.
Chapter 11 - Modeling a Composite Mountain Bike Frame
Chapter 12 - Animating a Mechanical assembly
Day 5:
* Animation Project - 3D Model to Autodesk Viz
animation - Hands on Project