Challenge

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

1 . Create a 3 dimensional model of the residential building with a rendered view.  

Aim : To create a 3D rendered model for a residential building in autocad

Introduction :

  • Commands used for drawing the 3D rendering view of the building are as shown below.
  • Extrude - Location : Draw > modeling > extrude
  • This autocad 3D extrude command allow the users to create a 3D object by the extruding 2D face along a line or path
  • Sweep - Location : Draw > modeling > sweep 
  • This command helps the user to extrude the 2D objects without the 2D face being orthogonal to the beginning of the path
  • Union - Location : Modify > solids editing > union
  • This autocad 3D command allows the user to combine two objects converting into one single object 
  • Substract - Location : Modify > solid editing > substract
  • This command is opposite to the union command ;  this command  works when there is a common  area in both the objects,  then this command substract the object A from the object B
  • Intersect - Location : Modify > solid editing > intersect
  • With this autocad 3D command the user is left with the area that is common to both the objects
  • Revolve - Location : Draw > modeling > revlove
  • This autocad 3D command creates a 3D solid by revolving a 2D object around a axis

Steps for creating a plan :

  • Open autocad
  • In the right left corner click on the settings icon that is the icon of workspace
  • Select 3D modeling
  • Enter UN(units) command in the command box and change the type as decimal and select the precision as 0.0
  • Now select the Dim style in the command box and modify the settings and select primary units as decimal and give precision as 0.0
  • Select the line command and draw in top or 2D mode
  • Line command is used to draw the plan
  • Command X line and draw line in X direction as well as in Y direction
  • Trim the unwanted corner lines
  • Offset 230 for wall
  • Offset 5000 for bathroom in X direction and 5000 in Y direction
  • Offset 5000 in X direction and offset 3500 in Y direction for kitchen + Dinning
  • Offset 1000 for wash basin
  • Offset 2000 in X and 2000 in Y direction both for bath and WC
  • All walls are 230 mm thick
  • Line command is used to draw windows and doors
  • Size of window is 1500x 1500
  • Size of doors are 1000x2100 and 1200x2100
  • Landing width is 1000
  • Tread is 300  and rise is 150
  • Mtext command is used to give naming to the plan  

Steps for creating the 3D plan :

  • In the right left corner click on the settings icon that is the icon of workspace
  • Select 3D modeling 
  • Comman boundary and in that select region 
  • Create boundary as well as regions of the plan
  • Extrude the regions that are the walls to the height of 3000 from bottom
  • Floor to floor height of the building is 3000
  • Create different type of layers using layer properties like 3D walls, window frames, slab, window glass etc as desired
  • Assign colours to each layer seperately 
  • Line command  is used to draw the windows and doors 
  • Extrude the windows and doore to the suitable depth
  • Rotated 3D is used to rotate the objects as in windows and doors
  • Move and copy command is used to move the windows to their desired locations
  • Command polyline at the terrace and create the parapet wall at the top of the building 
  • Command polyline and create the plinth of the building of 600 at the bottom
  • Create the staircase and extrude it to the distance of 1200
  • Create the mumty seperately and place it on the top of the building

Steps for rendering :

  • Go to the visualize tab form the fibbon 
  • This will give access to the panels like light, sunlight, camera, animation, render and views 
  • Create different views using the camera and render the building 
  • Place the light at the desired locations

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