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    Default GD219-3P: Rendering and Animation Techniques in 3D AutoCAD for Mechanical Part Design, Part I

    Instructor: Jeff Laurich

    Class Description: Learn how to make your 3D models come to life by exploring the Lights, Materials, Cameras and rendering techniques in AutoCAD software. This new release is loaded with features to help you create realistic and impressive designs. You’ll learn how to create and add materials, lights, cameras, and backgrounds to your scene, and learn tips for producing quick, efficient, and nice-looking renderings.
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