The task of this practical is to explore the
potential of rendering in form•Z by creating several renderings of
a part of the Trenton Bath Houses and by explaining how you created those
rendering effects. You are to create two different kinds of renderings
of the model provided.
- The first kind of rendering is to be as realistic as you can possibly
make it. Presume that the Trenton bath houses are constructed of concrete
masonry units, with timber structure and corrugated iron roofs. The
land around the bath houses is grassed, except for the access path
to the top of the stairs which is cobblestone. The bath houses are
located in a thick grove of mature native Australian trees, but are
clearly visible from the access path. The bath houses are to be located
in Adelaide, Australia and the time of the rendering is 10:30am on
21 December.
- The second kind of rendering is to show the bath houses as if the
corner blocks were aquaria, with transparent sides and lights located
inside the corner roof spaces.
To do this task, you will have to modify the model provided in several
ways, including changing surface styles, creating new surface styles,
changing rendering properties, changing the display options and creating
and modifying lights.
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