Submitting your entry in a 3D contest is a relatively complex but challenging process, and I'll go through each step in detail below to ensure your submission is successful.
1. Registration and Registration.
First of all, you need to register on the official website of the competition, fill in the necessary personal information, and create a team. Please ensure that all the information you fill in is accurate, as it will be used for subsequent contests and communications.
2. Understand the proposition.
Before submitting your entry, you need to read and understand the contest proposition in detail. These propositions usually detail the subject matter of the work, the requirements, and the format in which the work is to be submitted. Make sure you fully understand the proposition and prepare the work as required.
3. Prepare the work.
The preparation phase is a critical time for you to develop your creativity and skills. You may need to use 3D modeling software to create your work. This stage can take a lot of time and effort, but remember, your goal is to create a unique piece that meets the requirements of the proposition.
4. Preview and inspection of works.
Once you're done with your work, you'll need to preview and check your work. Make sure the visuals, animations, and interactivity of your work are as you intended. At the same time, check whether the work meets the requirements of the proposition and whether there are any technical problems or errors.
5. Submission of works.
To submit your entry, you will need to log in to your contest account and find the "Submit Entry" option. Follow the instructions on the page to upload your work file and fill in the relevant work information. Please make sure that you are uploading the correct file and that all the information is accurate.
6. Confirm the submission.
Once you have submitted your work, you will receive a confirmation email. This email will contain information about your work and a confirmation link. Click on this link to confirm that your work has been successfully submitted. If you don't receive a confirmation email, or if you have any other questions, you can get in touch with them via the contest ***.
7. Wait for the review results.
After submitting your work, you need to be patient and wait for the results of the judging. The judging process may take a while, depending on the size of the contest and the number of entries. While you wait, you can stay tuned to the tournament or start preparing for the next round, if any.
8. Receiving feedback and follow-up.
Once the judging results are announced, you will receive feedback on your work. This feedback may include comments on your work, suggestions, and possible areas for improvement. Please read this feedback carefully and consider how you can apply it in your future work. At the same time, if your work achieves excellent results in competitions, you may have the opportunity to participate in higher-level competitions or exhibitions. Please keep an eye out for follow-up notices from the contest and follow the instructions to take action.
9. Summarize and share experience.
Regardless of the outcome of your work in the competition, it is a process of learning and Xi and improving. Please summarize your experience in this competition, including the challenges you encountered during the creative process, how you overcame them, and what you learned from the judges' feedback. These experiences will have a positive impact on your future Xi and career development. At the same time, if you wish, you can share your experience and story with others to inspire more people to participate in 3D creation and competitions.