AutoCAD 2021 3D Modelling

by Munir Hamad

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781683925248
Publisher:	De Gruyter
Publication date:	03/31/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	382
File size:	61 MB
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Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Hamad Munir :

Munir Hamad is an Autodesk^® Approved Instructor and certified Autodesk AutoCAD Master, who has authored several AutoCAD titles and taught various levels of AutoCAD training.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: AutoCAD 2021 3D Basics

Chapter 2: Creating Solids

Chapter 3: Creating Meshes

Chapter 4: Creating Surfaces

Chapter 5: Creating Complex Solids&Surfaces

Chapter 6: Solid Editing Commands

Chapter 7: 3D Modifying Commands

Chapter 8: Converting and Sectioning

Chapter 9: Printing in 3D and Creating 3D DWF Files

Chapter 10: Cameras and Lights

Chapter 11: Materials, Rendering, Visual Styles, and Animation

Editorial Reviews

"AutoCAD 2021 3D Modeling focuses on the 3D aspects of AutoCAD 2021, providing both new and professional users with step-by-step procedures for creating 3D models and working with AutoCAD's many features. It presents these techniques in both metric and imperial units, like the preceding book, making it useful for a worldwide audience as it surveys the program's many design tools. A companion disk of drawing exercises and projects compliments discussions (also like the prior book) and expands the workshop feel of the instructions."

From the Publisher

"AutoCAD 2021 3D Modeling focuses on the 3D aspects of AutoCAD 2021, providing both new and professional users with step-by-step procedures for creating 3D models and working with AutoCAD's many features. It presents these techniques in both metric and imperial units, like the preceding book, making it useful for a worldwide audience as it surveys the program's many design tools. A companion disk of drawing exercises and projects compliments discussions (also like the prior book) and expands the workshop feel of the instructions."

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