3D modeling with SELFCAD

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Basic Modeling

Lecture 1: Introduction to workspace | Creating the box base using 3D shapes

Lecture 2: Defining the organizer form with stitch and scoop

Lecture 3: Creating the lattice structure with copy offset

Lecture 4: Creating the drawer of the desktop organizer

Lecture 5: Using Myminifactory to import drawer knob

Lecture 6: Adding geometric pattern using Image to 3D | Completing the desktop organizer

Chapter 3: Intermediate modeling – architectural modeling

Lecture 1: Modeling walls using Reference image and Free hand drawing

Lecture 2: Modeling foundation and Roof with Free hand drawing

Lecture 3: Creating the window frame

Lecture 4: Adding details to the window frame

Lecture 5: Creating the window grill using follow path

Lecture 6: Creating the window sill detail

Lecture 7: Creating the window cornice detail

Lecture 8: Modeling the door frame

Lecture 9: Modeling the door panel and checkered pattern door detail

Lecture 10: Modeling the door floral pattern and door knob

Lecture 11: Finalizing door details and mirroring the door

Lecture 12: Modeling the table base with shape generator and 3D sketch

Lecture 13: Creating the table top and pattern finish

Lecture 14: Applying material and textures

Chapter 4: Intermediate modeling – grandfather clock

Lecture 1: Creating profile with 3D sketch | Trimming the drawing | Lofting to create the c

Lecture 2: Adding geometry detail to clock base

Lecture 3: Modeling the legs of the base with loft

Lecture 4: Creating the shape of the clock body by manually editing the mesh

Lecture 5: Using stitch and scoop to split the clock body into parts

Lecture 6: Creating the lattice structure with 3D sketch

Lecture 7: Creating the outer frame of lattice structure with 3D sketch

Lecture 8: Mirror the lattice structure | Modeling the front ornament with 3D sketch

Lecture 9: Modeling the front ornament by editing the mesh part 1

Lecture 10: Modeling the front ornament by editing the mesh part 2

Lecture 11: Finishing the front ornament and bending it

Lecture 12: Modeling the back part of the clock and using cut with profile

Lecture 13: Modeling the head of the clock and creating the numbers with cut with profile

Lecture 14: Extruding the numbers and modeling the hands of the clock with 3d sketch

Lecture 15: Tapering the hands of the clock and creating the other hand of the clock

Lecture 16: Creating the glass of the clock with inflate | Creating slot for the pendulum

Lecture 17: Creating the pendulum bob with copy offset

Lecture 18: Modeling the ornament detail of the clock head

Lecture 19: Animation of the clock hands and pendulum

Chapter 5: Advanced modeling – candle holder

Lecture 1: Creating the base using revolve

Lecture 2: Creating the arms with 3D drawing

Lecture 3: Creating different arm thickness with follow path

Lecture 4: Introduction to sculpting | Creating the base flower

Lecture 5: Creating the small flower detail and using smooth sculpting brush

Lecture 6: Placing the small flower around the base

Lecture 7: Modeling and sculpting a star fish

Lecture 8: Placing the star fish and resculpting the star fish

Lecture 9: Sculpting sea shells

Lecture 10: Placing the sea shells and modifying the central post

Lecture 11: Sculpting flower one – part 1

Lecture 12: Sculpting flower one – part 2

Lecture 13: Placing flower one in position – part 3

Lecture 14: Sculpting flower two – part one

Lecture 15: Sculpting flower two – part two

Lecture 16: Finalizing flower two and placing it

Lecture 17: Sculpting flower three – part one

Lecture 18: Sculpting flower three – part two

Lecture 19: Placing flower three in position – part three

Lecture 20: Making copies of flower one and two and placing it in the other arms