AUTOCAD 3D

Best Autocad 3d Training in Pune

Duration of Training: 20 hrs

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AutoCAD was one of the first computer aided design programs to be made available on personal computers. It was released in 1982 by Autodesk, Inc., and offered a personal solution to software that was before then released only for larger workstations. While early cad programs required massive amounts of computing power, this software streamlined its operating and optimized it for the IBM PC, allowing people to work from home or on their own work computers. Through the 1980s, AutoCAD functioned mostly by using simple lines and circles, and text overlays, to set up custom objects. Beginning in the 1990s, the software began utilizing more robust custom object features, built with an Advanced Programming Interface using C++. Starting in 2007, it has had much more advanced 3D tools that allow for greater modeling and exploration, with high-quality, fast-moving rendering. The modern version allows for much more than simply C++ programming. It has set the standard for operability in terms of Advanced Programming Interfaces in CAD, and can use VBA, .NET, Auto LISP, and Visual LISP, as well as the C++ based Object ARX.

Purpose

To draw the plans, elevations, sections, detailings, machine parts, assembly, electrical circuits, plumping, maps, pipelines…etc. digitally

Job Zones

Draftmen jobs in 3D Plan Development In all the sectors.

Qualifications

ITI, ITC, VHSS, Graduates, Diploma, Engineering Students.

Trades

Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Interiors, General.

Content

2d Drafting, 3d Designing, Advanced Pdm Development, Lisp.

Study material

E Books Pdf & References

Autocad 3d Training Syllabus

1. 3D Foundations

Types of 3D Models

Introduction to the 3D Modeling Workspace

3D Ribbon Panels

Basic 3D Viewing Tools

Preset 3D Views
Orbiting in 3D
Using Visual Styles

3D Navigation Tools

ViewCube
SteeringWheel

Introduction to the User Coordinate System

Dynamic UCS

2. Simple Solids

Working with Solid Primitives

Drawing Solid Primitives
Editing Solid Primitives

Solid Primitive Types

Creating Boxes and Wedges
Creating Pyramids
Creating Cylinders and Cones
Creating Spheres and Tori
Creating Wall-like Solids with Polysolid

Working with Composite Solids

Creating Composite Solids
Modifying Composite Solids

Working with Mesh Models

Creating Mesh Primitives
Creating Mesh Models from Objects
Editing Mesh Models
Convert From Mesh Models

3. Creating Solids & Surfaces from 2D Objects

Complex 3D Geometry

Creating Surfaces and Solids

Extruded Solids and Surfaces

Press Pull
Modifying Extrusion

Swept Solids and Surfaces

Modifying Sweeps
3D Paths

Revolved Solids and Surfaces

Modifying Revolves

Lofted Solids and Surfaces

Modifying Lofts

NURBS Surfaces

Creating NURBS Surfaces
Edit NURBS Surfaces

4. Modifying in 3D Space

3D Gizmo Tools
Aligning Objects in 3D Space

Align Command
3D Align Command

3D Modify Commands

3D Move and 3D Rotate
3D Scale
Mirroring Objects in 3D
Arraying Objects in 3D

5. Advanced Solid Editing

Editing Components of Solids

Editing Faces
Editing Edges
Editing Vertices
Modification Options

Editing Faces of SolidsFillets and Chamfers in Solids

Extruding Faces
Offsetting Faces and Edges
Moving Faces
Rotating Faces
Tapering Faces
Removing Faces
Copying Faces

6. Additional Editing Tools

Creating a Shell
Imprinting Edges of Solids
Slicing a Solid along a Plane
Interference Checking
Converting Object to Surfaces

Creating Planar Surfaces from 20 Objects
Converting 20 Objects to Surfaces
Converting Solids to Surfaces

Converting Objects to Solids

Converting 20 Objects to Solids
Converting Surfaces to Solids
Converting Solids or Surfaces to Wireframe

7. Refining the View

Working with Sections

Working with Sections
Setting the Section Plane
Working with Live Sections
Generating Sections from Section Planes

Working with Cameras

Adjusting a Camera
Clipping Camera Views

Managing Views in 3DAnimating with ShowMotion

Modifying Views

Creating ShowMotion Shots
Creating Animations

Using Walk and Fly
Animating a Walkthrough
Animation Motion Paths

8. Visualization

Creating Visual Styles

Visual Style Settings

Working with Materials

Using the Materials Browser
Libraries
Adding Materials
Attaching Materials by Layer
Materials Editor
Texture Editor

Specifying Light Sources

Default Lighting
Sunlight
User-Defined Lights
Modifying Lights

Rendering Concepts

Adjusting the Exposure
Creating a Sense of Distance
Advanced Render Settings

9. Working Drawings from 3D Models

Creating Multiple Viewports
2D Views from 3D SolidsCreating Technical Drawings with Flatshot

Creating Hidden Line Views
Creating Profiles from Solids

3D Model Import
Automatic Model Documentation

Adding Base Views
Adding Projected Views
Editing Drawing Views

10. Working with the User Coordinate System

UCS BasicsThe UCS X, Y, and Z-Commands

UCS Icon
Moving the UCS Origin
Moving the UCS to a Face
Moving the UCS Using 3 Points

UCS Multifunctional Grips
Saving a UCS by Name

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