3D Printing: A Powerful New Curriculum Tool for Your School Library (Tech Tools for Learning) by Lesley Cano

3D Printing: A Powerful New Curriculum Tool for Your School Library (Tech Tools for Learning) by Lesley Cano

Author:Lesley Cano [Cano, Lesley]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: ABC-CLIO
Published: 2015-08-29T16:00:00+00:00


There are many sculpting options for users on the design toolbar. Tapping on an icon in the toolbar prompts a description of what tapping on that icon does. Sculpting brush options include adding by pulling out, adding by layering up, removing by pushing in, smoothing areas out, sharpening soft edges, flattening areas, inflating areas, and dragging on areas to move and deform.

Tapping the paint brush icon on the toolbar prompts a color square to appear in the bottom right corner of the screen. Tapping this color square opens a vast menu of paint options. Users can choose a paint color and what type of brush to use. This screen also includes the Brush Size and Opacity bars. To paint the selected object, the user rubs their finger along the area to be painted.



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