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Virtual World Design
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Virtual World Design

by Ann Latham Cudworth
July 2014
Beginner
405 pages
13h 39m
English
A K Peters/CRC Press
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267Prototyping the Real World in a Virtual Environment
FIGURE 13.8 Screen grab showing the maze maker used to create the initial maze pattern.
FIGURE 13.9 Screen grab from SketchUp showing the extrusion of the initial base plate for the maze in its 3D print size.
268 Virtual World Design
3. Pick a standard SketchUp material and add the maze pattern as a texture to it. Fill the top face of the
box with this texture so you see the maze pattern, repeated once on the top as shown in Figure13.10.
Note: Check the width of the walls in your maze diagr ...
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