3D Architectural Modeling: Then and Now
See how 3D transformed architectural modeling and what are the most popular modeling types used in architecture.
See how 3D transformed architectural modeling and what are the most popular modeling types used in architecture.
Introduction Take any modern game and remove all of the characters from it. Despite the outstanding setting, you will have nothing to play with, literally.
LOD or a level of detail is the method of reducing the number of polygons in 3D objects based on their distance to the viewer or camera. Modelers use it to reduce the workload on the CPU or the graphics card and increase the efficiency of rendering.
A polygon mesh is the collection of vertices, edges, and faces used to define the shape and the contour of the 3D object. It is the oldest form of geometry representation used in computer graphics to create objects in 3D space.
Digital sculpting often gets less attention than 3D modeling, it has a lot to bring to the table. Let’s learn about the benefits of digital sculpting and where you could apply it.
The texture map is a final piece of a puzzle you just can’t do without when creating a model. They are used to create special effects, repeating textures, patterns, and fine details like hair, skin, etc.
Your 3D object is good only as long as it looks realistic. The realism and details, correspondingly, can’t be achieved through creating a polygon mesh. You need textures.
Want to learn about one of the most accurate 3D modeling techniques? Check out this guide on NURBS modeling to find out more!
A high poly model is a 3D object with a high polygon count created from 2D shapes combined into a polygonal mesh to achieve fine details.
When it comes to 3D modeling, there are two types. Both are used to create 3D objects with the same type of polygons, similar mesh, and almost the same software.
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