AutoCAD 3D for Beginners Course
Learn everything about AutoCAD 3D modelling, surfacing, mesh modelling, rendering and more from scratch.
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[Course Introduction] AutoCAD 3D for Beginners
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Introduction to the course
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Lesson Files
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1 - Introduction to 3D
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1.1. Understanding and navigating in 3D workspace
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1.2. Using view control and view cube
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1.3. Using visual styles
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1.4. Working with model space viewports
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1.5. Practice exercise
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2 - 3D solid modeling
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2.1. Creating Solid primitives
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2.2. Extrude command
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2.3. Presspull command
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2.4. Revolve command
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2.5. Sweep command
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2.6. Loft command
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2.7. Practice exercise
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3 - Solid Editing
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3.1. Boolean Operations
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3.2. Fillet and chamfer edge
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3.3. Shell command
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3.4. Slice command
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3.5. Interfere command
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3.6. Imprint, extract edges and Copy edges
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3.7. Extrude, Taper and Move Face
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3.8. Copy, Offset, Delete and color Face
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3.9. 3D mirror command
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3.10. 3D array command
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3.11. Convert to Surface, Solid and Thicken command
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3.12. Practice exercise
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4 - Visualizing Solids
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4.1. Understanding User co ordinate system UCS
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4.2. Move, Rotate and Scale object using Gizmo
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4.3. Align objects
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4.4. Visualizing solid with sectional planes
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4.5. Creating 2D 3D Blocks with generate section
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4.6. Using Flatshot command
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4.7. Creating 2D layout views from 3D drawing
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4.8. Creating detail and sectional view
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4.9. Annotating layout views
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4.10. Practice exercise
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5 - Mesh Modeling
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5.1. Understanding mesh and its parts
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5.2. Creating mesh primitives and mesh surfaces
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5.3. Making a 3D Sofa with mesh modeling
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5.4. Understanding Mesh editing tools
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5.5. Practice exercise
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6 - Surface Modeling
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6.1. Making surface using extrude, revolve, sweep and loft
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6.2. Planar and network command
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6.3. Surface trim, untrim and extend command
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6.4. Patch and Fillet tool
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6.5. Sculpt command
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6.6. Offset and surface blend tool
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6.7. Working with NURBS surface
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6.8. Project geometry and Autotrim command
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6.9. Practice exercise
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7 - Rendering and Presentation
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7.1. Applying materials to 3D solids
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7.2. Adding materials with opacity map and texture map
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7.3. Customizing Material properties
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7.4. Creating views with camera
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7.5. Adding interior Lights and making quick Rendering
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7.6. Adding Sun, Geolocation, date and time
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7.7. Adding environment presets
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7.8. Creating and saving renderings as image file
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7.9. Making animated video for presentation
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7.10. Practice exercise
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Certificate of Completion
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Certificate of Completion
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