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What is this Solid?
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You can use Google SketchUp to make a cool 3D thought exercise in geometry. After a 3D object is created, you can use section planes plus material translucency to make the...
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Cube, Tetrahedron, Octahedron, in Google SketchUp
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There are many relationships between three of the Platonic solids: cube, tetrahedron, and octahedron. This video shows how you can start with a cube in Google SketchUp, and...
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Sketchy Physics Classroom
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Sketchy Physics is awesome. I found the SketchUp model in the 3D Warehouse (I wish I made it myself), and recorded what you can do with it - throwing chairs around, slammin...
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LayOut 2.1 Tips
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This video describes how to make use of scenes in SketchUp when importing models into LayOut. It's one of the many topics covered in my new book "Google SketchUp 7 Hands-On...
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Google Earth Tours
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With Google Earth 5, you can play tours that take you to interesting places in Earth. This short video explains how to find the tours and how to run them.
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Creating a Triangular Prism in Google SketchUp
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Four different ways you can a 3D, triangular prism.
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Easy Tesselations in Google SketchUp
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Did you know that any triangle or quadrilateral can tesselate? This means they can tile perfectly together, with no spaces in between. You can also tesselate some pentagons...
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Making an Icosahedron in Google SketchUp
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An icosahedron is a shape made from 20 equilateral triangles. You can easily make one yourself, by using the "Golden Section" rectangle in SketchUp. You can also get 3D sta...
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2D Tesselation: the Hirschhorn Tile in Google SketchUp
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This famous tile is an irregular pentagon, which you can use to create very cool rotational patterns.
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Dividing a Cube into Three Pyramids in Google SketchUp
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You can create a cube and add a few edges to it, which gives you three identical pyramids.
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