3D Modeling Training and Certification in Bangkok, Thailand

This course introduces participants to the foundational principles and tools used in 3D modeling. Through a combination of theory and hands-on practice, participants will gain the skills necessary to create 3D models for various industries, including architecture, game design, product visualization, and animation. By the end of the course, learners will be able to use 3D modeling software to create, modify, and render basic models, preparing them for more advanced 3D modeling techniques.

Introduction to 3D Modeling and Basic Modeling Techniques

Introduction to 3D Modeling

Overview of 3D modeling and its applications.

Understanding 3D space: axes, coordinates, and the concept of depth.

Getting familiar with 3D modeling software (e.g., Blender, SketchUp, or Autodesk Maya).

Interface navigation and setup for 3D modeling.

Basic Modeling Tools

Understanding the basic modeling tools: extrude, scale, move, rotate.

Creating simple objects (e.g., cubes, spheres, and cylinders).

Combining objects to create more complex shapes.

Practical Exercises

Working with Textures, Materials, and Modifiers

Introduction to Texturing

Understanding UV mapping and the process of applying textures to 3D models.

Types of textures: diffuse, bump, normal, and specular maps.

Using materials and shaders for realistic surface effects.

Applying Materials and Textures

Working with pre-existing materials and textures.

Creating custom textures and mapping them to 3D objects.

Practical Exercises

Lighting, Rendering, and Finalizing 3D Models

Lighting Fundamentals

Different types of lights: point, spot, directional, and ambient lighting.

Setting up realistic lighting in 3D scenes.

Adjusting light intensity, color, and shadows.

Introduction to Rendering

The process of rendering a 3D model for visualization.

Understanding render settings for output quality and resolution.

Finalizing a 3D Model

Setting up camera angles and scenes for presentations.

Rendering an image or animation of the 3D model.

Practical Exercises