Billiard Room Furniture 3D Modeling in Autodesk Inventor
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Project in Adobe inventor with all other requirements ( NEED THAT ASAP 6 days )
Project topic: billiard room
It would be desirable to have the whole room or at least part of the room and not just the pool table in the adobe inventor ( like on picture )
Project content (required)
• Working versions of models (variants) / sketches (the project must be placed in the context / contexts)
• Name of the project and textual explanation (of concept, function and form) - on the technical drawing
• Project model in Part.ipt file
• Model renderings in .jpg / .bmp format
• Technical drawing in Drawing.dwg file
• Pdf file of technical drawing (export Drawing file to pdf)
Content of the technical drawing
• Name of the project (original, related to form or function)
• Textual explanation of the project (the idea, not the visually obvious)
• Base of the object (top view), orthogonal projections / 4 views and two sections
• Isometric view (preferably on the first sheet, does not have to be quoted)
• Name above each attachment (and scale, if it differs by attachment)
• Elevations (doesn't have to be on every attachment, but should be specified at least once
dimension)
• Seal - table with data: name of the project, materialization, name, surname and index number,
subject name and teacher, study program, paper format, scale
Textual explanation of the project
• Title the project explanation with the name of the project, or, if you do not want to repeat the name from the table,
write "project concept" or "concept" above the text.
• Place the text on the first sheet in the Drawing file, which presents your entire project - it can be done on it
find e.g. isometry / disassembly / rendering / photomontage, etc.
• Conceptualize the text depending on the character of your project (whether it is your idea or a redesign, etc
what type of project it is).
• You should write how your idea came about (what was your role model, inspiration), what were the questions on
that you wanted to answer through the project, i.e. project goals (eg how to design
how to create a multi-functional and at the same time comfortable room with a small area, motivating
space for work, etc.), then, how was the development of the concept, why is it the best solution in your opinion,
explain how the function, form and materialization of the project are related, as well as its context.
• Do not write and explain what is visually obvious to everyone, but write a "story" that is not
we can completely "read" ourselves when we look at your project.
Required commands
Part.ipt:
• In 2D Sketch: Project Geometry
• In the 3D Model palette:
• Extrude or Revolve
• Loft or Sweep
• Emboss or Decal
• Shell, Fillet and Split
• Create some part of the object via Freeform or convert it to freeform
and modify (Convert to Freeform - versions 16/17)
Assemby.iam:
• Constrain (Mate/Angle/Flush/Tangent/Insert)
Drawing.dwg:
• Base, Projected, Section, Retrieve / Dimension, Text
Project topic: billiard room
It would be desirable to have the whole room or at least part of the room and not just the pool table in the adobe inventor ( like on picture )
Project content (required)
• Working versions of models (variants) / sketches (the project must be placed in the context / contexts)
• Name of the project and textual explanation (of concept, function and form) - on the technical drawing
• Project model in Part.ipt file
• Model renderings in .jpg / .bmp format
• Technical drawing in Drawing.dwg file
• Pdf file of technical drawing (export Drawing file to pdf)
Content of the technical drawing
• Name of the project (original, related to form or function)
• Textual explanation of the project (the idea, not the visually obvious)
• Base of the object (top view), orthogonal projections / 4 views and two sections
• Isometric view (preferably on the first sheet, does not have to be quoted)
• Name above each attachment (and scale, if it differs by attachment)
• Elevations (doesn't have to be on every attachment, but should be specified at least once
dimension)
• Seal - table with data: name of the project, materialization, name, surname and index number,
subject name and teacher, study program, paper format, scale
Textual explanation of the project
• Title the project explanation with the name of the project, or, if you do not want to repeat the name from the table,
write "project concept" or "concept" above the text.
• Place the text on the first sheet in the Drawing file, which presents your entire project - it can be done on it
find e.g. isometry / disassembly / rendering / photomontage, etc.
• Conceptualize the text depending on the character of your project (whether it is your idea or a redesign, etc
what type of project it is).
• You should write how your idea came about (what was your role model, inspiration), what were the questions on
that you wanted to answer through the project, i.e. project goals (eg how to design
how to create a multi-functional and at the same time comfortable room with a small area, motivating
space for work, etc.), then, how was the development of the concept, why is it the best solution in your opinion,
explain how the function, form and materialization of the project are related, as well as its context.
• Do not write and explain what is visually obvious to everyone, but write a "story" that is not
we can completely "read" ourselves when we look at your project.
Required commands
Part.ipt:
• In 2D Sketch: Project Geometry
• In the 3D Model palette:
• Extrude or Revolve
• Loft or Sweep
• Emboss or Decal
• Shell, Fillet and Split
• Create some part of the object via Freeform or convert it to freeform
and modify (Convert to Freeform - versions 16/17)
Assemby.iam:
• Constrain (Mate/Angle/Flush/Tangent/Insert)
Drawing.dwg:
• Base, Projected, Section, Retrieve / Dimension, Text