Introduction to 3D Modelling Journal

 After attaching materials to all the objects, I started rendering tests to ensure that the effects of lights and other objects on the test objects were within an acceptable range. For example, wall latex paint, which itself is a faint warm yellow, but due to the reflection of the ground, the color of the wall is too yellow, so I turned the wall a little bit blue.

After the microscope, other small equipments and reagent bottles and tubes are not too difficult. Make one for each pattern and copy some to form all the equipments needed on the lab bench. But the next problem is attaching materials. As long as the glass place adjusts the diffuse reflection, reflection and refraction. For other parts, I need to add textures where needed. Next, I made a chair. The chair is composed of several small parts, and each part is made of simple geometrical bodies.

I planed to make a microscope, which I think will be a relatively complicated part of this project.  I searched some tutorials about microscopes on Youtube, so that I can make it smoothly. Then I followed the instrctions step by step. Here are some pictures of the process.

  I attached a texture of wood to the floor, and adjusted the reflection and concavity of the material.

  I want to render this space. So I first placed a camera and tested the angle I wanted. An environment color of 220 is set in the rendering environment. Then I placed two vray lights. The flat light by the window is to increase the brightness, and the spherical light source outside is to increase the shadow. I tested the shape of the shadow in the real viewport. After that, I tried rendering for the first time without any material and texture.

 I made a table as planned. It is very simple. Just make some boxes and combine them together. But it should be noted that if you want the details of the table to look more realistic, I used chamfer make the corners of the table more rounded. I also made a blackboard, which is also very simple.