3D Graphics means creating images that look real and have depth, height, and width, just like real-life objects. These graphics are made using special software and help to make things look more realistic and detailed in games, movies, design, and much more.

1. Student Name: Umama Ishmal
Roll No: F24-BSCS-1082
Class: BS Computer Science (M-B)
Semester: 2nd
Submitted To: Sir Inam Ul Haq
Bonus Assignment

2. Title :
3D Graphics - An Introduction
Subtitle:
Using 3D Graphics for Realistic
Architectural Visualization and Planning.

3. Topic Outlines
• Introduction to 3D Graphics
• Key Concepts
• Real Time Example
• Applications of 3D Graphics
• Software uses
• Conclusion
• Uses of 3D Graphics

4. Introduction
• 3D Graphics are digital images or animations that give the
illusion of depth, height, and width – just like real-life objects.
What is 3D Graphics?
• 3D graphics involve creating three-dimensional images and
animations using computer software.

5. Real-Time Example
3D Graphics in Architecture
• Create a realistic 3D model of the entire mall building.
• Detect design problems before actual construction, saving time and
money.
Imagine a company is building a new shopping mall 🏬.
Before construction starts, the architects use 3D graphics software like SketchUp or
AutoCAD to:
• Visualize how it will look from different angles and in different lighting.
• Show the model to the client for approval.
• Use the model in virtual tours for marketing even before the mall
is built.

6. Key Concepts of 3D Graphics
• Modeling: Creating 3D objects and shapes.
• Texturing: Adding surface details and materials.
• Lighting: Illuminating 3D scenes.
• Animation: Creating motion and movement.
• Rendering: Generating final images or videos.

7. Applications of 3D Graphics
• Animation: Creating animated films and shorts.
• Game development: Designing immersive game
environments.
• Character and object modeling: Creating
3D models.
1. Film and Video Production:
2. Gaming:

8. • Building information modeling (BIM): Visualizing buildings.
3. Architecture and Product Design:
• Product demos: Creating interactive product demos.
• Product visualization: Showcasing products.
4. Advertising and Marketing:
• Animated ads: Producing engaging ads.
5. Education and Training:
• Interactive simulations: Creating interactive learning
experiences.
• 3D modeling and visualization: Enhancing
educational content.

9. Software uses
• Free, open-source 3D creation software.
• Professional 3D computer animation software.
• Professional 3D modeling software.
1. Blender:
2. Autodesk Maya:
3. 3ds Max:

10. Conclusion
• 3D graphics have revolutionized various industries,
enabling the creation of immersive and engaging
visual experiences.
• From film and gaming to architecture and product
design, 3D graphics continue to push boundaries
and drive innovation.

11. Thank You