alice-teacher A couple of questions for Alice 2.4 users

[Michael L Owen]

Also tell them to make sure that, like latitude lines, color changes along the sides must be at the same height on left and right sides of the skin texture.


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Thanks, Mike.  I will pass this along to them!



Irene



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Hi Irene- When dealing with a sphere you should remind your students that the dimensions are different than those of the image they might be using. Ask them to consider the length of a line of latitude at the equator vs. that of one crossing you home town. They might need to find, or create, an image that matches those requirements.

I've attached a quick progie that demonstrates this.



Have Fun



Mike Owen



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1)      I have two students that are having difficulty texture mapping a map onto a sphere. They are aiming for a globe. I guess things aren’t lining up when they rotate the globe.  Can anyone give suggestions?



2)     I have two boys having problems with the people builder. It appears that there are multiple people layers on top of one another.   Have you seen this?





Irene Clemmer and Kristen Connelly

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Valley Forge Middle School and Tredyffrin-Easttown Middle School



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