L5 tinkercad Slides-3D Modelling - Y6.pptx

diseño de prototipos en 3d

1. Lesson 5: Planning a 3D model Year 6 – Creating media – 3D modelling

2. To plan my own 3D model I can analyse a 3D model I can choose objects to use in a 3D model I can combine objects in a design Lesson 5 : Planning a 3D model 2 Objectives

3. Architects design buildings. They can use 3D modelling software to create their designs. Why do you think 3D modelling is useful in architecture? In this lesson you will plan your own building design, which you will make in TinkerCAD . Design using 3D modelling 3 Introduction

4. Architects are specialised designers who work with the built environment. They combine strong artistic and imaginative skills with technical and engineering knowledge. They have to consider how new buildings will fit with the older ones around them. 3D design and visualisation helps them to explore how a building will look and feel before it is built. What is an architect? 4 Introduction

5. Using 3D design software helps architects to see how their ideas fit into the real world: They can use virtual reality to walk round a model of the building and make changes. They can combine existing components and new ideas. It can show how the light in a building will change through the day, or from one season to another. It provides detailed measurements to the builders. How architects work with 3D design tools 5 Introduction

6. 6 Activity 1 3D designs can be simple or complicated. What shapes are used?

7. 7 Activity 1 Click on the shapes in the models and pull them apart! What shapes are used? You may need to unlock the shapes to move them. Select all the shapes and make sure the padlock is unlocked. Explode a 3D model

8. ncce.io/Y6511 ncce.io/Y6512 ncce.io/Y6513 Links to projects 8 Activity 1

9. Shapes in architecture 9 Activity 2

10. Shapes in architecture 10 Activity 2

11. Shapes in architecture 11 Activity 2

12. Shapes in architecture 12 Activity 2

13. Choosing shapes in Tinkercad 13 Activity 2 Think about the shapes you identified in the buildings. Which of the ‘Basic Shapes’ in Tinkercad could you use in the design of a building?

14. Designing like an architect 14 Activity 3 Architects rarely get to just design what they want. They work with clients who provide a specification or list of requirements for a building or structure. The architect will then draw plans and make models to communicate their ideas to the customer. They may even make many changes before it is ever built! Designing like this allows accurate calculations to be made about how much a building will cost to build, and computer simulation can even show how it will be affected by the weather.

15. Designing like an architect 15 Activity 3 Task : complete your design plan. Which basic shapes will you use? Architects must consider how things will look and feel in the real world. They must meet the needs of their client for accessibility, amount of light and aesthetic appeal. Think about the scale of your components. Do they make sense for the height of a person? If you are making windows and doors, could they be reused (copied and pasted) to make sure they are the same dimensions? Cylinder Cuboid Cuboid (placeholder) Cuboid (placeholder) Sphere

16. 16 Plenary How could you make a number of slightly different buildings?

17. I can analyse a 3D model I can choose objects to use in a 3D model I can combine objects in a design How confident are you? (1–3) 17 Assessment 3 – Very confident 1 – Not confident 2 – Unsure

18. In this lesson, you… Analysed a 3D model to find the shapes it contains Chose shapes to use in your own 3D model Planned a 3D model Next lesson 18 Next lesson, you will… Use your plan to make your own 3D model, which you will then evaluate and improve Summary

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