Achieving 3d Modeling
April 24th, 2009 | 
Author: A key factor to always keep in mind during the modeling process is that the number of polygon faces and vertices that an object contains has a profound effect on your computer resources.
The more complex an object is the slower your system will react during the creation and rendering process. It is imperative to keep the face/vertex count to a minimum in each scene.
Several methods for keeping the models small are:
Break up large scenes into smaller files.
Do not create or import objects that will not be seen.
Do not create detail too small for the viewing resolution
When using Primitive Objects, reduce the number of segments.
When lofting objects, use Optimize or appropriately reduce path and shape steps.
When importing objects, use the Optimize modifier.
Whether or not architecture is your chosen profession, you will often be called upon to create buildings or structures, real or fantasy, for backdrops to your scenes. We will present some of the concepts of creating structures with 3D programs and offer some helpful tips and methods for making the process more productive.
First learn the concepts, so you can apply them to specific methods of modeling in later projects. There are essentially three approaches you can take to create buildings and structures:
Start with 2D floor plan views and extrude for wall height.
Start with 2D wall elevation views and extrude for wall thickness.
Start with 3D CAD models.
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Modeling is necessary before making any plan realistic. In the early days modeling used to be a two dimensional one but now with the help of computers it has become possible to achieve three-dimensional modeling.
Modeling is an important part of any work before turning it into reality. Previously it used to be a two dimensional one but now with the help of computers it has become three-dimensional.
3D modeling is mathematical representation of any three dimensional surface of object. The product is known as 3D model which can be displayed as 2d image through 3d rendering process.