University:
California State University, Northridge
Course:
COMP 585 | Graphical User Interfaces
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2021
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4
Author:

Charlee Buchanan

Paint 3D Hello! Welcome to the fascinating world of three-dimensional art using 3D paint. This is a completely different experience with which you can learn and have fun. Let us begin! THREE DIMENSIONS OR 3Ds Before we start 3D painting, let us first gather some basic information about 2D and 3D shapes and how they are different. 2D Shapes (Two-Dimensional): 2D shapes are flat shapes that have only two dimensions, which are length and width. Some examples of 2D shapes include squares, circles, triangles, and rectangles. 3D Shapes (Three-Dimensional): 3D shapes are solid shapes that have three dimensions, which are length, width, and height. Examples of 3D shapes include spheres, cylinders, cuboid, cones, and cube. Di Sphere Cylinder Cuboid Cone Cube Fact File Did you know that 3D art adds depth and makes your drawings pop out of the page, just like real objects? Artists use 3D shapes to create life-like sculptures, buildings, and even 3D movies. Now, let us learn about Dimensions and X and Y axes. Dimensions: Dimensions are special measurements that tell us the size and shape of things in our world, whether they are flat like a piece of paper or 3D like a box. Axis: Before you learn about the x, y, and z axes, let us first understand what an axis is. An axis is like an invisible line used to show where things are or which way they are pointing. The x-axis is horizontal. It represents the side-to-side or left-to-right direction. The y-axis is vertical. It represents the up-and-down or vertical direction. The z-axis is perpendicular to both the x and y axes. It represents the forward-and-backward or depth direction. These axes help describe the position of objects in the three-dimensional space, and they are used in mathematics, physics, and other fields to precisely locate and describe points in a three-dimensional world. In the 3D image on the right, + y Axis z Axis +z Axis -y Axis X XA X, Y, and Z Axes in 3D The arrow from left to right shows the x-axis, which represents the movement from side to side. 74 Menu Tools Tools' Features Canvas Creating in Paint 3D Creating in Paint 3D involves using various tools to draw and design your artwork. You can start with a blank canvas or select existing images to work on. + A Brushes 20 shapes 3D shapes @ Stickers T Text * Effects # Canvas 30 library A C Thicknes Opacity Begin by selecting the brush or shape tool from the toolbar. After clicking Brushes, you will see a set of brushes to choose from on the right. When using brushes, you can select the brush size for drawing or painting on the canvas. You can select the thickness, opacity, matte settings of the brush, and colour. Importing Images In paint 3D, you have the option to import images and add text to your project. Let us understand how to insert an image in Paint 3D. Matte 76 P Π Menu +400

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