ICTGAM427 — Use 3-D software interface and toolsets

1 Locate and identify 3-D software navigation controls

• 1.1Research and evaluate a range of industry standard 3-D modelling and animation software
• 1.2Identify task requirements and select 3-D modelling and animation software applicable to task
• 1.3Identify a range of 3-D navigation types, including panning, zooming and rotating around viewport, on chosen 3-D modelling and animation software
• 1.4Identify processes of improving user performance including navigation, keyboard hotkeys and input procedures

2 Locate and identify 3-D animation toolsets and select required menu categories

• 2.1Identify toolsets of industry standard 3-D animation software
• 2.2Identify and analyse 3-D software menus and specific category types
• 2.3Define and use 3-D software-specific transformation types and toolset types
• 2.4Associate menu categories as required according to task requirements
• 2.5Consult with required personnel and perform software interaction using application hotkeys

3 Initiate and use software-support materials and customise application interface

• 3.1Identify and research range of reference material available in creating 3-D animation and digital effects
• 3.2Present reference material required in 3-D animation process to required personnel and team members
• 3.3Identify and access animation software support procedures, documents and help files, through hotkey and application menus
• 3.4Consult with required personnel and use applicable support materials

4 Identify and plan 3-D application import and export procedures and use application feedback

• 4.1Discuss application file-management procedure types with required personnel, including opening, importing, saving and exporting
• 4.2Discuss and use application project configuration procedures with required personnel
• 4.3Prepare and create projects as required
• 4.4Discuss user application feedback with required personnel
• 4.5Troubleshoot error scenarios as required using application feedback
• 4.6Use feedback with inbuilt support documentation as required

5 Customise application interface

• 5.1Identify variation of user interface windows and panels configurations
• 5.2Use custom interface according to toolset procedural needs and task requirements

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