Joon Park's Immersive Education at Boston College

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Saturday, March 13, 2010

Google Sketch 5: Adding shape by using Follow Me

Step 4: the shape is colored in transparent to show that there is a line that the triangle followed to make such shape.


Step 3: The line has to be on the same axis, otherwise, following won't be continuous.

Step 2: Triangle is drawn and the face of triangle is pulled along the line I produced on Step 1 by Follow Me too.

Step 1: Draw lines where you want to use the Follow Me tool.
This is a part of Immersive Education course at Boston College (Http://immersiveEducation.org)
What I made was Google Sketchup (http://sketchup.google.com)

Google Sketch 4: Creating name

Step 3: My name is colored in blue by using Paint Bucket tool.
You can add color or patterns on the shape by selecting Paint Bucket.

Step 2: Basically my name was placed on red axis. The size of the text had to be big enough to be seen on the screen.
Step 1: In this google sketch, I was trying to make a name in my graph. The first thing I had to do was to Place 3D Text and type in what I wanted to write.
A part of ImmersiveEducation course at Boston College (http://ImmersiveEducation.org)
Program was used was Google sketch up (http://Sketch.google.com)

Google Sketch 2: Circles & Polygons

Step 5: Circle is drawn and placed in the middle of main shape. It could have done by moving the circle down.

Step 4: Additional circles, squares and arc are drawn on the large triangle.
Arc lines can be produced by selecting end-points and expanding the center of a line.

Step 3: Triangle is pulled up and in the triangle, the arc line is drawn in each side of shape.

Step 2: Triangle, Square and Octagon could have been produced. In the box on the bottom left, shape is expressed in s3, s4, s8.
If someone wants to create a shape with several lines, it can be done by putting s#.

Step 1: Circles are drawn on the space using Tool Bar
Immersive Education course at Boston College (http://ImmersiveEducation.org)
Using Google sketchup: (http://sketchup.google.com)