advanced rendering for AutoCAD
Recommended reading??
Hi Guys, I was surfing McNeel website, looking at the recommended reading list when this one caught my eye -3D Photorealism Toolkit by Bill Fleming. Could any of you recommend this book and if not maybe offer another suggestion which would benefit a beginner like me. Many thanks in advance, Sean
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Permalink Reply by Alejandro Testa on
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Hi Sean, first of all I think that this is a very good starting point if you want to learn Nxt AccuRender NXT Basics (Webinar)
Also the Getting Started is a good starting point
If you want to learn theory about photorealism there is a lot of free stuff on the web.
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Permalink Reply by Sean Casey on
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Many thanks Alejandro for your feedback. I have revisited both of the tutorials that you recommended...
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