Thursday, 26 January 2017
Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Friday, 20 January 2017
Friday post January 20, 2017
1. What did you like about the course?
The amount of games we played in the course, and how easy some of the classes were to do. I especially liked the Minecraft project.
2. What could be improved?
Everything was not too hard to do, but i think a bit more explanation on the harder projects would be nice, but that's about it... time was another concern of mine, but that was my fault...
My favourite project out of the whole semester was...
My favourite project was unsurprisingly Minecraft,
it wasn't too hard, and the fact the we could play
with others in the class was fun!
game journalism bay 3
You will need to get fiber, nails, and wood planks to make a wooden foundations stairs. this image shows off the normal foundation, but to
get the stairs, the crafting is the same, with more or less material.
this is what the stairs will look like, once built, it is under the same
place as foundations
Friday, 13 January 2017
Wednesday, 11 January 2017
Friday, 6 January 2017
Friday Post Jan 6th, 2017
1. describe the steps to create an oval keychain using sketch-up? 1. once loaded up (sketch-up 2017), delete the figure standing in front of you, using the eraser tool in the top left 1.5 go to camera, standard view, top, this helps lots 2. using the shape tool (represented as a square), make a square by clicking where the X, Y and Z (red, blue, and green) lines connect, then drag out diagonally. after making the square, press enter, this will allow you to change the dimensions of the square, type in 100,40. 3. using the measuring tool, drag from the top of the square until you get 5mm, do the same from the bottom up, then do it from either side, until you get 20mm 4. using the arc tool, click on the top, where your measuring lines meet the top of your square.
Where I added the circles, you are clicking to make the arc, then, you can drag out an arc, by moving the mouse left or right, do this for both sides 5. now do the same for where the dotted lines connect, outwards 15mm , behind the other arcs, using the line tool, connect the inner arcs. 6. after the arcs have been put in, see that in each corner, its separated by, lines using the eraser, delete each corner so that you have the curved edges 7. now taking the 3D tool, click on your object, and drag upwards to 5mm 8.go to tools (top of screen) then down to 3D text
put everything that I did except for the letters, put your own initials
Thursday, 5 January 2017
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