Join Gabriel Corbett for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of SOLIDWORKS Rendering with PhotoView 360.
If you're interested in learning more about SolidWorks, make sure to…take a look at some of my other courses available on lynda.com.…Currently there's sheet metal design, up…and running with eDrawings, and SolidWorks training.…For image editing and video, there's also a tremendous…amount of resources available on the lynda.com training library.…Take a look at the Photoshop courses, Premier Pro…courses, and there's also courses on YouTube and Vimeo.…So a lot of great resources available to further your learning.…I hope you've learned something useful…in this course and thank you for watching.…
Author
Gabriel Corbett
Released
10/29/2013- Prepping the model
- Applying materials and textures
- Working with glass
- Positioning the camera
- Adding lighting
- Rendering from multiple angles
- Outputting an image
- Animating your scene
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 2s
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1. Workflow
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Prepping the model3m 6s
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Applying materials4m 2s
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Applying appearances4m 8s
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Adding a scene6m 20s
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Adding lighting5m 36s
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2. Materials and Textures
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SOLIDWORKS materials5m 46s
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Modifying texture properties4m 30s
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Working with glass3m 50s
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3. Environment
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Using the Options panel5m 12s
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Adding named views1m 51s
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Making scene adjustments3m 1s
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Using the Render panel1m 55s
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4. Cameras
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Positioning the camera4m 38s
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Camera options4m 1s
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5. Decals
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Decal case study4m 30s
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Decal image types3m 55s
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Masking decals3m 41s
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Understanding alpha channels2m 17s
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6. Image Output
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Saving options3m 43s
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Removing the background4m 31s
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7. Animations
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Setting up a motion study6m 17s
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Getting ready to animate4m 1s
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Running the animation1m 57s
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Adding a virtual walkthrough4m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps28s
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