What do you mean by Modeling & Texturing in Animation?
In simple words, we can say that Modeling is the act of creating a 3D object. On the other hand, Texturing is applying the color & surface properties to the model. The texture artist oversees the physical characteristics given to the 3D object. It is the process of retouching 3D models with 2D images. 3D texturing is basically wrapping a 2D image around a 3D object. There are two types of textures:
- Unique Texture- A unique texture is created for one model or surface & it is essentially a form-fitting texture that cannot be used elsewhere
- Tiling Texture- A tiling texture is created to cover any flat plane.
In 3D modeling software, 3D textures are used to color 3D objects using a bitmap, raster image or color. The following are the software which are best for doing 3D texturing:
- Adobe Photoshop
- Blender
- Z Brush
- Autodesk Mud box
- Self CAD
- 3D-Coat
- Substance
- Paint Cube
As we all know that, In a 3D world, texture can give the spectator an impression of substance about an object to a large extent. In simple words, we can say that texturing is the process of adding surface details & colors to a 3D model. It is very true to say that, In the world of animation, 3D texturing is a key element in bringing characters, objects & environments to life.
3D modeling are used in different industries like video games, interior design, film, architecture, 3D printing, marketing, scientific & medical imaging, computer aided design & manufacturing because 3D modeling provides many benefits compared to traditional 2D drawings & diagrams. It brings a whole new level to designs. We also know that 3D modeling is superior to 2D modeling as you can create a design using 3D modeling more quickly than by using 2D. For more details related to this, feel free to contact @ 9899116732.
