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  1. 2013-05-06, 01:33 AM #1
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    Default GD305-3P: Rendering and Animation Techniques in 3D AutoCAD for Mechanical Part Design, Part I

    Instructor: Jeff Laurich

    Class Description: Learn special techniques for rendering and animation in AutoCAD software. Animation in AutoCAD refers to creating Walkthroughs and Flybys. These features are normally associated with architectural design, but we can use them to show off our mechanical designs as well. This class will show you how to prepare your model for the walkthrough or flyby, and provide you with tips and tricks for controlling motion and making it appear natural.
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