Brief

3D visualisation

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Information for 3D visualization development:
List which images and ( or ) animation should be provided: List which images and which animation clips you want to receive. Specify the approximate number of images and the approximate duration of the clips, as well as other parameters important to you
Specify the requirements for the quality of image visualization: ( determines the time to complete the work ) Specify the visualization quality acceptable to you: 1) "approximate visualization" - significant parts of objects are modeled and simple materials are used. 2) "detailed visualization" - objects are modeled in detail and materials similar to real ones are used. 3) "realistic visualization" - visualization of maximum quality, approaching a realistic image
Specify the requirements for the quality of animation: ( determines the time to complete the work ) Specify the type of animation clip acceptable to you: 1) "blue mesh" - if the animation is interesting only from a technical point of view, for example, the arrangement of objects relative to each other; it can be done with a "blue-white" mesh with tone gradations, this will take less time. 2) "regular clip" - for demonstration clips, simplified modeling without complex materials can be used, in simpler terms, these are multicolored figures that are modeled taking into account only significant details, this will take more time than "mesh" animation. 3) "high-quality animation" - for high-quality demonstration clips, detailed modeling and materials similar to real ones are used. This animation requires much more time to complete than the two previous ones, and any edit that needs to be made will also require significant time costs
In which files should the final result be presented? List the file types and requirements for them. If you need the source files, it is advisable to specify the versions of the programs you work with
Define the goals of the visualization: Specify what the visualization is being made for, and which aspects are decisive
Formulate the 3D visualization task:
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