The document describes the process of designing a 3D post-apocalyptic city environment over several months. The designer began by creating roads and basic buildings, then added more architectural details and structures. Street lamps, vehicles like cars and buses, and interior rooms were also modeled. Color and texturing were applied, and lighting was set up to complete the virtual environment.

1. 01/05/13 When I started my 3D
environment I began by
designing the road where
the buildings and detail of
my map will be built and
where the main seen will
take place of my post-
apocalyptic city.
02/05/13 I then started to design the
first few building that
would fill the gaps that I
had designed for these
buildings to be placed on
the map the buildings
began to be built with
small details on the roof to
begin with.
03/05/13 I the continued to add
more detail onto the
buildings that had already
been built then I also
continued building more
structures to be placed into
the gaps on the roads
09/05/13 I had completed design my
buildings and then I began
to place detail on the roads
by adding painting yellow
lines for the different sides
of the streets.

2. 10/05/13 I then added street lamps to
the roads to make a more
detailed walk down the
street of my map I then
changed some of the street
lamps so they looked to be
knocked over
15/05/13 I then added to the road a
car that I designed from side
and front models of a car
that I got from Google
images to help me create the
vehicle. I also added bollards
to the ends of each of the
roads; this made it seem as if
the roads had an end rather
than them going on forever.
16/05/13 This day I decided to add
more detail to the buildings
and the roads I changed the
design of the road by
changing the yellow strips
and making them smaller
and adding more
17/05/13 I then decided to design a
bus using the two images
from Google to help me
design the shade and the
bus’ windows and doors. I
also needed to get the
height, length and width
correct to be able to get the
overall size of the bus and to
make I correct.

3. 22/05/13 I then designed a van using
images from Google for the
side and the front and back
to be able to make a good
designed 3D replica of a
modern day van.
23/05/13 I then started to design a
accessible room for a
building so that it can be
seen from the inside in my
fly through. I began by
making a room with some
couches and tables.
24/05/13 When I had finish the
interior of my room I started
to create the door and the
windows for the room so
that they can be looked into
on my fly through.
05/06/13 This is the finished room
with the door and windows
designed and added to the
building. I then started to
give my objects some colour
to make them easier to
texture when I start my fly
through.

4. 24/06/13 I have uploaded my
environment into layout
and I also have
completed the fly
through sequence. It
starts and 0 and is at 25
frames per second and
last until 900 frames.
24/06/13 I have finished the
texturing for the scene
and each object in the
scene. This is a picture of
the finished texture. I
have completed the final
textures for my objects in
my scene and will begin
rendering later on this
year.
24/06/13 I have started to light
my scene. When lighting
my scene I noticed I
needed more than one
light to be able to
capture all the main
aspects of my
environment.