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wats up man :)
Exploring the World of 3D Modeling: Tips, Tools, and Techniques
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In summary, 3D modeling is the process of creating a digital representation of a three-dimensional object using specialized software. Some common tools used for 3D modeling include computer-aided design (CAD) software, 3D sculpting software, and 3D animation software. Tips for creating high-quality 3D models include starting with a clear concept or reference, paying attention to details such as lighting and textures, and practicing with different techniques. 3D models can be used for purposes beyond visual representation, such as simulations and prototyping. However, there are still some limitations to consider, including the difficulty of creating complex shapes and textures, the time and technical knowledge required, and the cost of software and hardware.
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For me: I will soon re start studying Principles of math by C. Allendoerfer (chapter 1)...I also read what is mathematics..these arent the recommended books for my course but I think they lay good foundations for math.
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Welcome to PF!
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Heeey its the big B...thanks for the welcome..:DWhat are you upto? Mr Berkeman said something about you being involved in a marathon? :)
edit: I already had a new member introduction lol, but i posted this in general discussion as I am lonely... but its cool if mods want to move it here.
edit: I already had a new member introduction lol, but i posted this in general discussion as I am lonely... but its cool if mods want to move it here.
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Bipolar Demon said:
Yeah just ran a half on Sat and my legs are ok now. Will go for a little run later. Just trying to enjoy what is left of the summer. Excited for the school season to start. Always a little buzz around the forums. What are you up to?
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Greg Bernhardt said:
I am kind of broke for now so had to ask my family for some money, I moved to another city and stayed in the youth hostels all the while looking for a room and am now settled in...School begins in september for me (5th of next month)..I am also excited but scared.
I woke up like half an hour ago and bought some food I need to eat because I take medicines...I read the thread on the marathon..Well done! I also started exercising with my new roomate and other friend (calisthenics) and well go out for another run today :D. Great forum you have here..
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What year are you? What are you most interested in atm?Bipolar Demon said:
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Im just starting my first semester in electrical engineering and computer science.
Interests are just doing 3d stuff, watching youtube crap, music and talking long walks in nature..I must admit I am terrified about school and would voluntarily drop out if I don't do well enough in first year.
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Bipolar Demon said:
That's awesome, so much you can do with those skills
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Images or animations? Post some work :)
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Terrified of what? First semester is always a little adjustment, but nothing you can't overcome and end up enjoying.
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Greg Bernhardt said:
I do Models...I am scared I cannot handle such an intense degree, but I hope all will work out well.
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Some of my better models
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These look awesome! What program, I can't quite read it. I always loved 3d work, but never had the skill or patience for it :)Bipolar Demon said:
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Wings 3d, if you want to try you can download it (its freeware) and google sketchup as good starting software I think...Yes it becomes very boring after a while! hence most of those models are unpolished. No need for flattery and I am just an ametaur. It just started as a hobby for me. I delete most of my models later on because I don't know what to do with them.
FAQ: Exploring the World of 3D Modeling: Tips, Tools, and Techniques
What is 3D modeling?
3D modeling is the process of creating a digital representation of a three-dimensional object using specialized software. It involves manipulating geometric shapes and textures to create a realistic or abstract model that can be viewed from all angles.
What are some common tools used for 3D modeling?
Some common tools used for 3D modeling include computer-aided design (CAD) software, 3D sculpting software, and 3D animation software. These tools allow users to create and manipulate 3D models using a variety of techniques and features.
What are some tips for creating high-quality 3D models?
Some tips for creating high-quality 3D models include starting with a clear concept or reference, paying attention to details such as lighting and textures, and using a variety of techniques and tools to add depth and realism to the model. It is also important to practice and experiment with different techniques to improve your skills.
Can 3D models be used for more than just visual representation?
Yes, 3D models can be used for a variety of purposes beyond just visual representation. They can be used for simulations, prototyping, and even in virtual and augmented reality experiences. 3D models can also be used in industries such as architecture, engineering, and medicine to aid in design and planning processes.
Are there any limitations to 3D modeling?
While 3D modeling has advanced significantly in recent years, there are still some limitations to consider. Some complex shapes and textures may be difficult to create, and the process can be time-consuming and require a lot of technical knowledge. Additionally, the cost of software and hardware needed for 3D modeling can be a barrier for some individuals or organizations.