3DSMAX Outdoor Building Component Creation Techniques and Library (Includes 4CDs)

Author: Gao Zhiqing
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: 3DSMAX5, with its powerful functions and user-friendly interface, holds a unique position in the field of rendering production and plays a pivotal role. Especially in today's increasingly competitive society, quality and efficiency have become key factors for enterprises to succeed in competition. For the reasons mentioned above, we have introduced this book in our series, which not only provides designers and rendering production personnel with more design materials and resources but also helps readers learn how to quickly create outdoor renderings. With these advantages, we believe it will definitely become the preferred choice for designers and rendering production personnel.
This book takes the styles of both Eastern and Western architecture as its main theme. Through a large number of outstanding and typical examples, it explains in multiple layers, angles, and dimensions the methods of creating main architectural component shapes used in outdoor rendering production, as well as the key commands and operational techniques of 3DSMAX used in the process. Additionally, it provides readers with a well-designed, comprehensive, and easy-to-use outdoor component resource library.
To facilitate readers' self-study and creativity, this book also comes with 4 accompanying CD-ROMs. The CDs include all the example models and line frames discussed in the book, corresponding rendering images, textures, and landscape images, which readers can freely use during their creative work. Furthermore, the CDs store a wide variety of line frame files, textures, rendering images, and some texture materials for commonly used outdoor modeling components such as columns, doors, windows, roofs, balconies, railings, staircases, streetlights, and small architectural features. The extensive line frames and exquisite images of various architectural buildings enable readers to not only master the methods of creating architectural component shapes but also build their own relatively complete outdoor resource and material libraries.