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FREE Autodesk Alias Tutorial Day 1

Rags and Rust
in Modeling
8 0 Beginner
Education should be free... A friend, a collegue and like myself Adrian is an expert Alias modeller with extensive years of experience working with OEM design studios https://www.youtube.com/c/AdrianAutodeskAlias @a.biggins.design I will begin to upload tutorials that will teach you from the moment you open Alias for the first time, setting Alias up for efficient work flow and together build a full exterior CAS model and render it. In my opinion this is as close as you can get to seeing the work flow and theory we work towards within OEM studios day to day.
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KeyShot Tutorial: Realistic Car Rendering Part 1/2

None None
in Modeling
4 0 Beginner
In this tutorial I will show you how to create realistic automotive renders in KeyShot. This tutorial contain step by step workflow, so if you are beginner you will be able to understand it and achieve same results. In the beginning of this video, I will show you how to import 3D model into the KeyShot and how to setup new camera for the visualization. Then we are start preparing our preview lighting, so we can easily apply new materials on car. We are gonna use base KeyShot materials with little adjustments to achieve realistic renders like this. The main idea of using KeyShot for rendering of this scene is to show you how easily you can create your own custom realistic renders. I hope, I will see you in the second part of this series. Support me on Patreon - You can download 3D models or 3D scenes files 3D Scene ➡️http://bit.ly/3JSTMiZ 3D Model ➡️http://bit.ly/3x9fasO
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A Class OEM standard modelling and skills

Rags and Rust
in Modeling
4 0 Beginner
I have created a number of Tutorials for Autodesk Alias A Class Nurb modelling. These tutorials are based on things i do everyday as a professional car designer within OEM studios. Although these are done in Autodesk Alias which is the industry standard software they can be applied to any nurb based program you may have such as Rhino, Catia etc. 1. Scan data to A Class surface model 2. From a side view sketch to a clean concept model 3. Using blueprints to create a clean accurate A Class model 4. Using these skills to challenge yourself.
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KeyShot Tutorial: Realistic Car Rendering Part 2/2

None None
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
In this tutorial I will show you how to create realistic automotive renders in KeyShot. This tutorial contain step by step workflow, so if you are beginner you will be able to understand it and achieve same results. In this final part of the series I will show you how to create custom lighting to make your render unique and also even more realistic. We are going to combine HDR image and HDR pins to create final results. This is the automotive lighting in 10 minutes. In the part 1/2 of this series, I will show you how to import 3D model into the KeyShot and how to setup new camera for the visualization. Then we are start preparing our preview lighting, so we can easily apply new materials on car. We are gonna use base KeyShot materials with little adjustments to achieve realistic renders like this. The main idea of using KeyShot for rendering of this scene is to show you how easily you can create your own custom realistic renders. I hope, I will see you in the second part of this series. Support me on Patreon - You can download 3D models or 3D scenes files 3D Scene ➡️http://bit.ly/3JSTMiZ 3D Model ➡️http://bit.ly/3x9fasO
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KeyShot Realistic Car Rendering Part 2/2

None None
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create realistic automotive renders in KeyShot. This tutorial contain step by step workflow, so if you are beginner you will be able to understand it and achieve same results. I will show you how to set up scene from scratch and also how to create final adjustments to achieve realistic results. In this part we are going to import our 3D model in KeyShot and then we are going to create new camera, lighting and also we are gonna create few materials. In this video is main focus HDR lighting. I will teach you how to create custom environment, including all the lights in the scene.
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KeyShot Realistic Car Rendering Part 1/2

None None
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
In this tutorial, I will show you how to create realistic automotive renders in KeyShot. This tutorial contain step by step workflow, so if you are beginner you will be able to understand it and achieve same results. I will show you how to set up scene from scratch and also how to create final adjustments to achieve realistic results. In this part we are going to import our 3D model in KeyShot and then we are going to create new camera, lighting and also we are gonna create few materials. In this video is main focus HDR lighting. I will teach you how to create custom environment, including all the lights in the scene.
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How to start working in Alias Design

Miguel Riego
in Design & CAD
0 1 Beginner
The first thing you will need is to download an original copy of the program at the Autodesk Education Community Website (Please Do not use counterfit products) The student version is good for one year and has all features enabled. http://students.autodesk.com/
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