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Vol 11, Issue 1, 2021
Pages: 519 - 527
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Received: >> Accepted: >> Published: 06.06.2021. Professional paper

MATERIALS AND SHADING ON BUILDINGS IN 3 DS MAX PROGRAM

By
Miodrag Milićević ,
Miodrag Milićević

Department of Medical and Business-Technological Studies, Academy of Vocationall Studies , Šabac , Serbia

Blagodar Lovčević ,
Blagodar Lovčević

Department of Medical and Business-Technological Studies, Academy of Vocationall Studies , Šabac , Serbia

Danijel Čabarkapa
Danijel Čabarkapa

Department of Medical and Business-Technological Studies, Academy of Vocationall Studies , Šabac , Serbia

Abstract

 Thanks to the accelerated development of information and communication technologies, there are numerous tools and programs on the market today that are used for education and training. As a creative scientific discipline, design has the opportunity to apply numerous tools for the realization of its ideas, ideas through numerous projects. One of the tools that has gained great popularity for 3D graphics is Autodesk 3DS Max. It is used in architecture, design, graphics, visualization, medical simulation, forensic expertise, visualization for visual purposes, virtual reality, art. The paper describes materials, their significance, samples, change of parameters in 3DS, some types of shading and application of materials on objects are presented. 

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