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Course 3 - Groups and Components: Camera-oriented components

By Alejandro Soriano , Architectural visualization and 3D modeling

Architectural visualization and 3D modeling. Valencia, Spain.
Joined October 2014
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About the video: Camera-oriented components

Overview

“On this occasion we are going to make a component always camera-oriented so that, although it is drawn in 2D, it does not look flat. ”

In this video lesson Alejandro Soriano addresses the topic: Camera-oriented components, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 3 - Groups and Components. Learn to create, configure, and manage groups and components.

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“SKETCHUP COURSE 3 UNIT 4 Camera-Orientated Components In this lesson we'll talk about camera-orientated components. It's a special kind of component in which a plane can be defined in a way as to always keep it pointing to the viewer. Let's see it. We have this set design here, where apart from all the arches and the sculpture, we have this face, and if we come closer we can see it's a design from an architect called Le Corbusier. This shape is known as Modulor. It's used to have a human reference, like, for example, the Vitruvian Man. The only problem is if we use a perspective like this o...”

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Course summary for: Course 3 - Groups and Components

  • Level: Beginner
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  • 10 units
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Alejandro Soriano

Alejandro Soriano
By Alejandro Soriano

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Architectural visualization and 3D modeling

Alejandro Soriano is a freelance designer specialized in 3D visualization. His job is to produce images and illustrations of objects, buildings, and environments, which have not yet been built.

He is interested in everything that has to do with 3D modeling, either through manual modeling or through other techniques such as photogrammetry.

He has worked for clients such as RBA or National Geographic, but generally works for architecture and interior design studios.


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Course 3 - Groups and Components

By Alejandro Soriano
Architectural visualization and 3D modeling. Valencia, Spain.
Joined October 2014
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