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Full Professional Alias Automotive Modeling Course
Building A Car Body
This is the “L.A.Virrage Sportster”
It has been designed and modeled by me to use as 1 of the 2 Training Car Exteriors on my Learning Alias Course.
Professional Construction Methods
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
Pictured above
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.
Here we can see the complexity of surface design,
which is intended to create a really challenging project for students from Nubies, right up to Post Grads.
Note the detail. You will even learn how to direct model the door depression and make a door lock, including the key slot.
This is not a University project.
It is a real car, which could be Data Transferred to a NCMM and milled into steel tooling for production
Pictured below is an Audi A5 Sportback built by one of my students who is now a Digital Sculptor for GM.
Full HD video, just click the picture below
I am now putting some of my tutorials on YouTube, so whilst you’re there you may wish to check them out. There’s a full tutorial on how to create a Ball Corner to Class A Surfacing, Catia V5 spec.
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For student’s who have the objective of finding a CAD job in the near future, I still teach One to One students and all of these students get Automotive Modeling or Design/Modeling jobs, so it’s a great investment to make.
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Many of my students make it to the top and succeed in becoming pro. Alias Digital Modelers. The hourly rate is very high and there are vacancies in UK. France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, USA, Brazil etc.
On my website I teach you how to build the models you need to get accepted at interview. Why not take a look?
Info. on Courses:
“Course #1”.
6 Months website access to all website based video tutorials, 167 Euros (200 USD equivalent Nov.2011)
“Course #2”.
167 Euros (200 USD equivalent Nov.2011) per month. You get your .wire reviewed by me every 15 days and you will receive : feedback, instruction, tips and advice from me personally. Access to all videos including my ” Private Student Training Videos”. You will build at least 3 complete automotive exteriors. The course also includes an intensive Reverse Engineering section, which required by most employers.
“Course #3”.
Fast Track Full Pro. “One to One” Course with weekly reviews and coaching 250 Euros (USD. 300 approx. Nov. 2011) per month. One to One Private tuition. You will receive specific geometry and meshes and modeling from me personally where required, to help you to complete your exteriors quickly to an Industry entry level standard. This means a bigger investment, but once in an Alias modeling job you will get back what you invested many times over and be able to work anywhere in the world
For more info,
Just register on my website and I’ll send you all the details
www.learningalias.co.uk
USA:
If you are in the USA, just register and login, then go to Profile and you can pay your subscription with your US credit card. Absolutely no extra charges for currency conversion.
Regards
Graham Bullock B.Ed.(CNAA)Des.Tech.
