I made a post earlier today relating to the same assignment: I have to make a model/sculpture.
I am presented with this question in the data:
Make a table with your measurements. The four columns should represent the dimension being measured, the line drawing measurement, the 3D model measurement, and the final design measurement.
I have all the measurements, but I'm confused; wouldn't "the dimension being measured" and "the final design measurement" be the exact same measurements? Or do you think "the dimension being measured" refers to every material measurement or something (but that doesn't even make sense, unless it's the other way around or something). I've checked through everything and nothing clarifies this. Can someone please help?
It seems that you are confused about the specific requirements for the "dimension being measured" and "final design measurement" in the table of measurements.
To clarify, "the dimension being measured" refers to the specific aspect of your model/sculpture that you are measuring. For example, if your model is a cube, the dimensions you could measure might be the length, width, and height.
On the other hand, "the final design measurement" refers to the intended measurements of each dimension in your final model. This is the measurement you want to achieve based on your design specifications.
The purpose of this table is to compare the line drawing measurement (initial measurement), 3D model measurement (measurement of the model you create), and the final design measurement (your intended measurements). By having a clear comparison, you can ensure that your final model matches your desired design.
Therefore, "the dimension being measured" and "the final design measurement" will likely not be the same since the final design measurement is your intended measurement, while the dimension being measured refers to the actual measurements taken during the creation process.
I hope this clears up your confusion. Let me know if you have any further questions!
Based on the information provided, it seems like the instructions are asking for a table that compares various measurements related to your model/sculpture. Let's break down the different columns in the table:
1. The dimension being measured: This column refers to the specific aspect or parameter that you are measuring. For example, if you are making a model of a building, the dimensions being measured could include height, width, depth, etc.
2. The line drawing measurement: This column should include the measurements you have taken from the line drawing or blueprint of your model. When creating your model, you may start with a two-dimensional design on paper, and this column captures the measurements from that initial drawing.
3. The 3D model measurement: This column should include the measurements you have taken from the actual three-dimensional model that you have constructed. Once you have translated your two-dimensional design into a physical model, you need to capture the measurements from that model.
4. The final design measurement: This column refers to the measurements of the completed model as per your final design. It should represent the measurements of your model after you have made any adjustments or modifications based on the 3D model measurements.
Based on this breakdown, it's clear that "the dimension being measured" and "the final design measurement" are not the exact same measurements. "The dimension being measured" column should list the different aspects or parameters you are measuring, while "the final design measurement" column should capture the measurements of your completed model after considering all the adjustments and modifications.
To complete the table, simply fill in the measurements for each respective column based on the dimensions, line drawing, 3D model, and final design of your model/sculpture.