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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Ibague
Posts: 2
Name: Le Bihan-Plamondon Armor |
Hi i am very glade to found this cgarchi dedicated web site
I hope it will be a long "affaire" with this community. I present myself: I am a french guy living in Ibague, Colombia, since one month ! I use to work in audiovisual industry in France. But cause of the poor devellopment of this professional branch where i am living actually. I want to devellope my small knowledge in 3D ( only with Maya !! ) in this special direction that is architectural rendering. In effect the most solid economical sector over there is construction and architecture. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> So as a very newbie, i will be very glad if somebody could help me. For example explain me what is the process, from a autocad plan construct the 3D elevation of this plan. How can i do , using maya. Also as i have not study architecture, i don't have any autucad or archicad file If any one could send me one, just for exercise me to import and make the elevation. thank's Last edited by armir73; May 20th, 2008 at 03:21 PM. |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Sydney
Posts: 696
Name: Shane Neal |
Which version of Maya do you use?
When importing CAD data, make sure the DirectConnect plugin is installed and loaded (Window>Settings/Preferences>Plug-in Manager) Tick the check-box for "DirectConnect.mll" to "Load" and "Auto load". While you're there, you may as well load "fbxmaya.mll". Now you can import CAD-type files. As for learning Maya for visualisation, you need to concentrate on efficient modelling (NURBS, Sub-D and Poly), creating textures and shading networks, lighting techniques and rendering with mentalRay. As for tutorials, the web is full of resources or if you prefer, the DVD's in this kit http://www.digitaltutors.com/store/p...&cat=72&page=1 will get you up to speed. Bear in mind though, that many of the principles in 3D apply to all programs, so you can learn quite a lot from discussions about 3DS Max and V-Ray, for example. All the best, S. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Ibague
Posts: 2
Name: Le Bihan-Plamondon Armor |
Hello shaneis, ginsun
Thank's a lot for the good welcome in. And also for the settings info you provide me. CAD files are 2D plan, top, side, cut inside, is'nt it there ? There isn't 3D info inside? Excuse me for this very basic question, but as i had never manipulate any files of this type. Do you where i can a CAD file in the web, i have made some research but it was unsuccesfull at this time thank's |
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Sydney
Posts: 696
Name: Shane Neal |
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As for free files, look for "DWG", "DXF", "IGES" or you could make a new thread in the CAD section of this site and ask if anyone could provide you with a simple CAD file to practice with. S. |
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Phx
Age: 31
Posts: 584
Name: Jonas Callewaert |
try cad block exchange network
cben.net y maya?
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