3D Modelling / Project 2 - Theme Based Scene Modelling
20/11/24 - 11/12/24 (Week 9 - Week 12)
Isabel Tan Xen Wern / 0355602 / Bachelor(hons) in creative media / Taylors University
3D Modelling / MMD60804
Project 2: Theme-Based Scene Modeling
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INTRODUCTION
Figure 1.1
MIB (30/09/24)
Process:
Reference image:
Figure 1.3
Reference image(25/11/24)
Figure 1.4
Base(25/11/24)
- I made the base by using a plane and extruding it to the visible width, then selected the planes that needed to be further extruded separately.
Figure 1.5
Pillars(25/11/24)
- Starting with the pillars at the bottom of the temple to pinpoint just how big I should make the main part.
Figure 1.6
temple base(25/11/24)
- Using a plane and extruding it, I selected the areas with a gate and further extruded them.
- Once I had finalized the gate's positions, I created the peepholes in between.
Figure 1.7
Stairs(25/11/24)
Figure 1.8
Windows and doors(29/11/24)
Figure 1.9
Side windows and doors(29/11/24)
Figure 2.1
Roof(29/11/24)
- The roof was slightly more complicated as the same was a little irregular and I wasn't used to this type of deformed shapes
- i made 2 cubes and then adjusted them to create more of a triangle shape but kept the four-point bottom
- I tried the shape it into the reference as much as possible.
Figure 2.2
Roof details(02/12/24)
Figure 2.3
Adding details(06/12/24)
Figure 2.4
Trees(06/12/24)
Figure 2.7
Final Submission(10/12/24)
Figure 2.8
Final Submission(10/12/24)
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REFLECTION
the theme-based modeling assignment was a challenging yet rewarding
experience. Using a temple as my reference, I focused on capturing its
intricate architectural details, which proved to be both inspiring and
demanding. The most frustrating part was modeling the roof—I had to
redo it multiple times to achieve the desired look and structure. The
process was extremely time-consuming, requiring patience and
problem-solving as I worked through each element of the design.
Despite the challenges, I learned a great deal along the way, from
refining my modeling techniques to better understanding the importance
of planning and precision. In the end, I was proud of the final
result, and the experience reinforced the idea that perseverance and
adaptability are key to tackling complex projects.
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