3D Studio VIZ Training Level I

3D Studio VIZ Workshop

Architectural Desktop  Level I Training Course

Architectural Desktop  Level II Training Course

Introduction to Architect 2000 Training Course

Course Prerequisites:
A good operational knowledge of AutoCAD 2000

Course Duration:
2 Days

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Course Content

Identify the various tools and functions in 3D studio VIZ. Create basic animations and still renderings. Manage the 3D Studio VIZ environment to suit user preferences. Import/export geometry with other data formats including AutoCAD. Create basic 2D and 3D geometry. Create composite objects. Create and manipulate materials. Use various lofting methods. Create and manage lights and cameras. Create and edit scenes.
Plus more...

User Interface

Overview of Modelling

Simple Scene Creation

Overview of Materials

Animating the Architectural Model

Getting Data from AutoCAD

Creating Objects in 3D Studio VIZ

Creating and Manipulating Splines in 3D Studio VIZ

Using Compound Objects and Advanced Modifiers

Lighting

Material Creation Mapped Materials

High Resolution Rendering and Backgrounds

Animating the Architectural Model

Animating Objects

Course Prerequisites:
A good working knowledge of AutoCAD

Course Duration:
Two to Three Days depending upon experience

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Course Content

The Operating Environment

Floor Slabs & Walls

Doors, Windows & Openings

tairs & Balustrades

Roofs & Roof Slabs

Beams, Columns & Bracing

Cameras & Walkthroughs

Documentation

Dimensioning

Introduction to Layer Management & Display Properties

Course Prerequisites:
Skills to a level as outlined on the
ADT 2004 Level I Course

Course Duration:
Two to Three Days depending upon experience

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Course Content

The Operating Environment

Walls, Openings, Stairs and Roofs

Profiles

Style Management

Window Assemblies

Curtain Wall

Grids

Documentation

Layer Management & Display Properties

Options

Course Prerequisites: AutoCAD Level II

Course Duration:
1 Day

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Course Content

This course provides the first taste of Architect 2000 and looks at the facilities it offers through practically designed exercises covering many disciplines within the Built Environment.

Getting started with Architect 2000

Setting and Drawing External and Internal Walls

Insertion of Windows and Door

Placing and Setting of the Standard Symbols, i.e. Structural, Sanitary, Electrical, Lighting, Furniture, Kitchen Appliances and Site Symbols

Creating and Placement of Roofs and Ceilings

Drawing Building Foundations and Footings