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My Dream House

My Dream House  



                                                                                                                                                            In our e-Communications class we have an animation segment. One of the projects we have is to make our own dream house in a program called Google SketchUp. The scope of the project was to learn how to use the program along with creating and bringing our own ideas to life. The processes began with creating a plan for our house so that we had something to base the shapes off of when we started to build it. Next we began to create the shapes for the house and pulling them up into 3D objects instead of 2D objects. After we finish building the base of the house we began to add details like textures to the sides of the house and windows, doors, and maybe some cars. My finished house are the pictures above. 
During this project I learned how to use the program SketchUp and how to manipulate the shapes to make them look the way I want to look. I also learned how the different perspectives of  presentation can change the view of your house to a viewer. Next time I would make sure that all of my points that make up a shape are on the same plane so that they can move the same when I need them to. I would keep my procedure that I used because it made it very easy to add and change details. i will remember how the perspective I present my house van change hoe my viewers see my house. I really enjoyed this project because I love bringing my ideas to life in 3D models.      



   

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