Author: Eddie

Autodesk Appearances in Detail

Master the creation, use and control of appearances

Those who have previously attended the Autodesk Inventor Lighting Scenes and Rendering course are encouraged to attend this course as it covers in detail topics that were only demonstrated and given a few minutes of time in that course.

COURSE CONTENT
Material or Appearance differences, overlaps and confusion explained
Appearance Libraries Inventor and Autodesk libraries, differences and which to use
Appearance categories appearance organisation, type and settings
Using and controlling existing appearances take charge of what something looks like
Creating custom appearances open up a whole new world of creativity
Texture and bump mapping what it is and how it's used and creating your own
Creative uses of appearances having fun and engaging pupils
Photography and Image editing manipulating photos to use in appearances

Date	3rd November 2017
Time	9:30 3:30pm
Venue	Newton Mearns
Numbers	Maximum 8
Cost	£170 per person inc. tea/coffee & lunch

Whether you have pupils in S1 – S5 who want to control simple things like the direction of wood grain on a part, or you want to support the teaching and learning of texture mapping, bump mapping, reflection and specularity for the new Advanced Higher Graphic Communications this course is for you. Learn how to apply and control Autodesk appearances and get creative by making your own.
This one day intermediate level course covers the knowledge and skills needed to use and control existing appearances and to make your own custom appearances. It is aimed at those already familiar and comfortable with basic modelling tasks in Autodesk Inventor.
The content, activities and examples explored during the course are primarily aimed at those teaching Higher Graphic Communications and Advanced Higher Graphic Communications but are also relevant for those teaching other levels particularly as many of the techniques that will be covered provide fun and interesting ways for younger pupils to enhance their parts and assemblies.
Feedback from the Autodesk Inventor- Lighting, Scenes and Rendering course that 3D Made Easy previously ran, and careful consideration of the new Higher and Advanced Higher Graphic Communications arrangements has led to the development of three new courses to cover the topics of sited environments, rendering and appearances (materials):
Sited Environments, Lighting and Rendering in Autodesk Inventor Studio
Graphics window rendering, Sited Environments and Image Based Lighting in Autodesk Inventor
Autodesk Appearances in Detail

Venue and booking

The session will take place in Parklands Country Club, Newton Mearns. Parklands is just two minutes from J4 of the M77, just outside Glasgow.

CPD

For an initial enquiry, a chat or to reserve a place, contact -
Kim@3DMadeEasy.com
07595 021 479