Challenge

Project 2_Creating a 3D rendered model for a Residential Building in AutoCad

1.

Aim

To create a 3D model of a residential building and also to create a rendered view of the building.

Procedure

  • Open AutoCAD software. Then set the units and limits.
  • Then create a 2D line plan and elevation of the plan by using line and offset commend.
  • Use all the necessary commends to create a 2D drawing.
  • Use layers to create walls, doors, windows.
  • Then go to 3D modelling.
  • Create separate layers for 3D wall, 3D Door, 3D window etc.
  • Then select the layer and use Boundary commend and create the region of the walls.
  • Then use extrude commend and extrude the wall to appropriate height of 10’
  • Then use extrude windows from bottom to height of 3’
  • And from top to the height of 3’
  • Thus the opening has been created. Then select the elevation and use 3d rotate commend and rotate it to 90 degrees.
  • Then place it parallel to the front side.
  • Then create a window frame, Malian and glass panel.
  • Then select the window and place it in the plan.
  • Similarly create all the other windows in same manner.
  • Then create floor and slab for the plan.
  • Go to visualize tab and select materials browser.
  • Then select the material and select the object and assign the material to the object.
  • Similarly repeat the same procedure for all the elements and assign the materials for all the elements.
  • Once all the materials are assigned the copy the plan and paste it in the upper floor.
  • Then create camera view and place the camera and name the camera as cam 1.
  • Then go to render settings and set the environment and shades and other details for rendering.
  • Then use rr and start rendering.

Output

Result

Thus the 3d plan of the residential building and Rendered image of the plan has been created.

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