AutoCAD to Bryce - Autocad Tutorial

Although Bryce does have some 3D modelling tools, they are a little basic. Also, building accurate 3D models in Bryce is difficult. If you need to build an accurate 3D model, you're much better off using an application specifically designed for this purpose such as AutoCAD. Models built in AutoCAD can easily be imported into Bryce where they can be given an appropriate setting. The bonus is that Bryce has a much better renderer than AutoCAD and much better control over materials. - View Tutorial »

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Modelling in Google Sketchup using a CAD base drawing - Autocad Tutorial

In this quick tutorial I will explain how to create a 3d model lamp in Google Sketchup using an imported Autocad base drawing. This tutorial will cover the general concepts of modelling in Sketchup rather than focusing on specific tools.

submitted: 5 years and 2923 days ago

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Mapping Materials on Objects - Autocad Tutorial

Whenever you are attaching materials to an object in AutoCAD, you are effectively â€˜stretching' the image of the material around the object. For many objects, this can be acceptable. For a lot of others, though, you may want to adjust how the material is displayed on the object. This process is called mapping. The commands in this lesson replace the SETUV commands used in previous versions of AutoCAD.

submitted: 5 years and 3339 days ago

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