3ds Max Digital Humans for Architectural Visualizations

By themselves, architectural visualization projects can seem stale. Adding people to the renderings adds personality and a sense of realism to the images. In this course, George Maestri shows viewers how to work with 2D and 3D assets to add humans to an architectural scene.

George steps you through the process of creating and rigging a character in 3ds Max and points you to some online sources where you can choose models for your project. He shows you how to manipulate your model’s structure and texture to change looks. George goes into creating a CAT skeleton for your character and then skinning the character with a 3D mesh.

Introduction

01. Introduction to digital humans 02. Using the exercise files

1. Getting Started

01. The character process 02. 3ds Max rigging overview 03. Resources for 3D models 04. Manipulating and texturing 3D models

2. Creating Skeletons in CAT

01. Creating skeletons in CAT 02. Fitting a CAT skeleton to a mesh 03. Fine-tuning the skeleton

3. Skinning Characters

01. Skinning the mesh 02. Adjusting envelopes 03. Adjusting vertices 04. Finalizing skinning

4. Animating Characters in CAT

01. Understanding CATMotion 02. Creating a procedural walk 03. Adjusting a walk 04. Moving through the scene 05. Walking along a path and footsteps 06. Creating poses 07. Animating between poses 08. Saving and loading clips

5. Working with Biped

01. Biped overview 02. Biped figure mode 03. Skinning bipeds 04. Animating walks in Biped 05. Keyframe animation in Biped 06. Motion capture in Biped

Conclusion

01. Next steps

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