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How to make 3D Render in Etabs

 Ok, so in the last two blogs I had described about how to make beams, columns, slabs and staircase in Etabs. But as a beginner for somebody it's easy whereas for someone it's rough to understand or have misconception. If you have not understood or read it then go to the above links and practice it again. And if you have understood then it's good and go forward for the upcoming steps. Because the more you learn, the more you understand. The more you get knowledge, the more you learn new things. So if you want to render like as if I had rendered it then you are on the right website. Just follow the instructions as I have told you. 

This is the Rendering view, which I have Rendered. You can also see the 3D View also.

After making the complete building structure and modelling all those beams, columns, slabs, staircase etc. you come to the ribbon wizard which is above plan view or 3-D view. You can see a Tick-mark ☑ option which is also known as "Set Display Option". You can also press on keyboard Ctrl+W. 


After clicking or pressing that option a new dialog box appears. In their three tab appears, "General", "Object Assignments", "Other Assignments". You click on the General tab. After that in the Special Effects box you check the "Extrude Frames", "Extrude Shells" options. "Object Fill" & "Object Edge" options are check from first only. You no need to worry about these. That means it remains as default. After checking those Extrude Frames and Extrude Shells come to the below and you see that Apply to All Windows check box appears. Just check out that. After that click on Apply button. You can see the 3D-Struture in your display. After that click on OK button. 


So now you can see your Plan view as well as the 3D-View windows also. It looks like as you have modelled the structure and ready to show to your client. But not like that. Well it's different thing I will explain this in the next blog. But see the 3D Structure. It looks like as you have rendered it. It looks amazing, isn't it? 


But you now have noticed one thing. In the previous blogs I have told you to make staircase and I had made it also, but what's this. In here no staircase is available 😍😍😂😂. Ok, that's a different structure I have modelled and this is different. But you should not do like this, until you know anything about Etabs. After knowing a little bit about it you can make different structures and model it. But as a beginner you should have to practice it or exercise it 😄. Means exercise you brain and practice it as I have given the instructions.

And if you have not seen my previous blogs then, you can click here.

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