3D modeling (what is the difference between low mode and high mode), which major is better for zero-based learning?

There are obvious differences between low-order modes and high-order modes in three-dimensional modeling in details, manufacturing methods and application fields. For zero-based learners, the choice of learning low mode or high mode depends on personal interests and career goals.

Low mode and high mode are different in details. Low mode usually refers to low polygon modeling, with simple surface and few faces, which is suitable for real-time rendering, mobile devices and other scenes with high performance requirements. Because the number of low-profile surfaces is small, it can reduce the computational burden and improve the rendering speed, so it is widely used in game development and mobile applications. In contrast, the high model has more details and the number of surfaces, which can present a more realistic and delicate model surface effect, and is suitable for movies, advertisements, high-end games and other scenes that require high model quality.

Low mold and high mold are also different in manufacturing methods. Low mode usually uses hand-drawn maps to show details and texture effects. However, high modulus requires high-precision modeling and texture mapping, and sometimes normal mapping and detail mapping are needed to present a more realistic surface effect.

The application fields of low mode and high mode are also different. Because of its good real-time rendering performance, low mode is suitable for real-time interactive fields such as game development and mobile applications. The high model is more used in movies, advertisements, high-end games and other scenes that require high model quality.

For zero-based learners, whether to choose low mode or high mode depends on their own interests and career goals. If you are interested in areas such as game development and mobile applications, then learning low mode may be more suitable for you. If you are interested in movies, advertisements and high-end games, then learning high mode may be more suitable for you. Of course, both low mode and high mode need to master basic 3D modeling skills and tools, such as the use of 3D Studio Max, Maya, Blender and other software. In the learning process, we can start with the basic skills and gradually master the skills of modeling, materials, lighting, rendering and so on. , and then choose to learn low-mode or high-mode skills in depth according to personal interests and career goals.

In addition, with the development of technology, the boundary between low mode and high mode is gradually blurred. With the continuous improvement of real-time rendering technology, low mode can also present quite realistic effects, and high mode can also reduce the computational burden and improve the rendering speed through compression and optimization techniques. So it is very necessary to master two modeling skills. In the process of learning, we can try to learn some skills of making China model to meet the needs of different scenes.

In a word, for zero-based learners, whether to choose low mode or high mode depends on their personal interests and career goals. Whether you choose low mode or high mode, you need to master basic 3D modeling skills and tools, and keep learning and practicing to improve your skills. Through continuous study and practice, you can gradually adapt to the market demand and expand your career development space.