Making changes

Making changes

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Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will alter the dimensions of 3D objects and recognise how to lift these objects to create 3D models. We will then enhance our 3D models by changing the colour of our 3D objects.

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3 Questions

Q1.
Why would you represent 3D objects on a computer?
Correct answer: To avoid making a physical model
Correct answer: To experiment with different designs (e.g. how a project looks)
To make sure the designs are balanced (e.g. won't fall over)
Correct answer: To view designs from different angles
Q2.
Why would you use this feature?
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Correct answer: To change which side of the object you can see
To move the objects to a different part of the screen
To reset the view so all objects can be seen from front and centre
To zoom in closer to the object
Q3.
How many objects have been added to this project?
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3
Correct answer: 5
6
8

3 Questions

Q1.
Which handle would alter the height of the 3D object?
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A
Correct answer: B
C
D
Q2.
Which 3D shapes have been included in this model?
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Correct answer: Cuboid
Correct answer: Cylinder
Sphere
Correct answer: Triangular prism
Q3.
Why might you change the colour of your 3D objects?
To change the viewing angle of your 3D model
Correct answer: To improve the design of your 3D model
To increase the width of the 3D objects
Correct answer: To make it easier to see where the different 3D objects meet

Lesson appears in

UnitComputing / 3D Modelling

Computing