Course Brief
AutoCAD 3Ds Max
Bring your design visions to life with the Autodesk 3ds Max Professional Course—specially crafted for aspiring interior and exterior designers. Whether you're a beginner or a design enthusiast, this course takes you step-by-step from modeling fundamentals to photorealistic rendering. Learn how to build, texture, and light compelling 3D environments that wow clients and elevate your creative profile.
Our curriculum blends practical design techniques with industry-standard workflows, empowering you to work on real-world projects, create a professional portfolio, and position yourself for high-demand roles in architecture, visualization, and freelance markets
⦁ Understanding the 3D design pipeline and its applications.
⦁ Navigating the 3ds Max interface and viewport controls.
⦁ Starting new projects and saving in proper file formats.
⦁ Introduction to object creation and coordinate systems.
⦁ Communication and file management best practices.
⦁ Creating 3D objects using primitives (box, sphere, cylinder).
⦁ Modifying object parameters and transformations.
⦁ Grouping, aligning, and snapping elements precisely.
⦁ Using modifiers like Bend, Taper, and Twist.
⦁ Practicing simple interior/exterior shapes.
⦁ Converting objects to Editable Poly for advanced editing.
⦁ Using vertex, edge, and face-level modeling.
⦁ Extruding, beveling, and bridging geometry.
⦁ Building walls, windows, and custom furniture.
⦁ Introduction to clean topology and edge flow.
⦁ Blocking out interior layouts (rooms, furniture).
⦁ Creating floors, ceilings, and decorative trims.
⦁ Modeling detailed elements: couches, lamps, tables.
⦁ Layer management and naming conventions.
⦁ Best practices for efficient interior modeling.
⦁ Creating building facades and structural elements.
⦁ Using reference images and blueprints for accuracy.
⦁ Designing roofs, balconies, and outdoor furniture.
⦁ Working with arrays and symmetry modifiers.
⦁ Combining multiple assets in scenes.
⦁ Introduction to UVs and why they matter.
⦁ Unwrapping objects for clean texturing.
⦁ Applying basic checker maps to identify stretching.
⦁ Using UVW Map and Unwrap UVW modifiers.
⦁ Best practices in preparing models for textures.
⦁ Introduction to Standard and Physical Materials.
⦁ Applying and adjusting textures using material editor.
⦁ Bump, reflection, and opacity maps explained.
⦁ Creating materials for wood, metal, glass, and fabric.
⦁ Assigning materials to both interiors and exteriors.
⦁ Setting up daylight systems for realistic scenes.
⦁ Using photometric and standard lights.
⦁ Adjusting intensity, color temperature, and shadows.
⦁ Lighting interiors naturally and artificially.
⦁ Balancing lights for both ambiance and accuracy.
⦁ Setting up cameras with proper field of view.
⦁ Framing and composing interior shots.
⦁ Adjusting camera depth of field and focus.
⦁ Creating walkthrough animations and camera paths.
⦁ Exploring real-world camera techniques in 3D.
⦁ Introduction to Arnold or V-Ray renderer (based on plugin availability).
⦁ Rendering settings for high-quality outputs.
⦁ Applying global illumination and ambient occlusion.
⦁ Rendering passes and batch rendering techniques.
⦁ Saving outputs for portfolios and presentations.
⦁ Adding final touches: plants, decor, accessories.
⦁ Using background environments (HDRIs) for realism.
⦁ Scene optimization for faster rendering.
⦁ Fixing common issues like lighting leaks and noise.
⦁ Preparing files for client or team collaboration.
⦁ Complete a full-scale interior and exterior scene.
⦁ Present project for peer and instructor review.
⦁ Create a portfolio with rendered images and animations.
⦁ Learn freelancing platforms (Fiverr, Upwork, LinkedIn).
⦁ Internship orientation and certificate distribution.
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