1. 3D Modelling (History 9808A) 20 October 2014

2. Today’s Agenda  3D modelling  Blog Leaders  Sketchup workshop

3. Blog Leaders  Dom  “So with this kind of technology being applied to museums, is there any reason to still go there?”  Frank  “virtually recreating an exhibit is an incredibly effective tool for preserving temporary installations”  Rachel  “so many ideas”

4. Sketchup Workshop  Download/Open Sketchup Make (free version)Sketchup Make (free version)  Choose a template  View  Camera  Standard Views  Iso  Navigation  Orbit  Pan  Zoom  OR: Mouse with roll bar  (+ Shift to Pan)

5. Drawing Shapes  Rectangle Tool  Click, release, move mouse, and click again to make shape  (don’t hold down the button)  Can also type in dimensions after the first click  Push/Pull Tool  Can also use dimensions  Line tool  Watch for inferencing points!  Tape Measure tool  Move tool

6. Manipulating Shapes  Offset tool  Creates a copy of an object – for frames, etc.  Removing walls to do interiors

7. Add More Imagery: Models  Perhaps you want to add interior decorations?  like a rink?  Or Geo-locate it?

8. Alternative approach: Drawing from a picture  Without plans, it might be easier to draw from a picture  Import  Match New photo  Reference:  SketchUp Techniques: Match Photo Part 1  SketchUp Technique Series: Match Photo Part 2

9. Want to do more?  Refer to the Sketchup training videos – essential resource  Look for examples  Notre Dame Cathedral  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF3FFn3b6RE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF3FFn3b6RE  Auckland Historic Market  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuvkRE8sjhQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuvkRE8sjhQ  Explore other applications:  Google Earth 3D Models…

10. Let’s Play!  Work up a model of your existing project (or something else)

11. Next up… Blog Leaders Nick K. Taryn Tamar