Autodesk Alias Design Tutorial by Chris Hall

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Autodesk Alias Design Tutorial by Chris Hall

A detailed multi-part video tutorial by Autodesk’s Chris Hall which covers the basics of Alias Design software. Among the covered topics are the user interface, data structure, navigation, picking objects and scene management with layers.


This detailed video tutorial was created by Chris Hall from Autodesk, following the launch of a downloadable trial version of Autodesk Alias Design. Additional tutorials can be found on Chris Hall’s Youtube Channel.

Part 1 – Overview of the Alias Design Interface

Part 2 – Using the Alias Design Interface

Part 3 – Using the Alias Design Interface Continued

Part 4 – Using the Project Directory Structure

Part 5 – How To Use Canvas Planes

Part 6 – Zooming Around Your Scene

Part 7 – Point of Interest

Part 8 – Picking Objects

Part 9 – Managing your scene with layers

(Source: Autodesk, YouTube via AliasDesign)

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