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First Alias is so intense, so here-s a bit of fun. Me and one of my three Yorkies Romi having fun in the Med. I hope you enjoy it!
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It has been designed and modeled by me to use as 1 of the 2 Training Car Exteriors on my Learning Alias Course.
There are 2 main methods for building a car body in 3D. This car uses the Intersecting Surfaces Method. Surfaces are first Overbuilt and then trimmed where they intersect each other. This forms the Theoretical Point of Intersection, which is later filleted
This is how you start building a car exterior in Autodesk Alias. I will teach you how to prepare Canvas Planes in Adobe PS. and then import them into a new stage in Alias. This includes learning how to scale and position them and how to use the Canvas Layer Editor to control the individual planes.
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