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2. OVERVIEW
• What are dimensions
• Types of Dimension
• How to use a ruler
• Activity
3. WHAT IS A DIMENSION
• Dimension = A
measurement. It can be a
length, height, depth,
breadth
• Normally measured using
the metric system (cm or
mm) or inches/feet
4. WHAT IS A DIMENSION
• This is one type of
measurement it has:
– lines extending from where its
measuring from
– Arrows the show you the
length/angle of measurement
– The actual length
5. WHAT IS A DIMENSION
• Using a ruler, draw a box
that is 5” high and 2” wide.
Make sure you give it two
dimension.
5
2
6. TYPES OF DIMENSION
• DATUM dimensions, from one
point to another point to give a
basic measurement. Here are
different ways to do them
7. DIMENSION CHALLENGE
• Looking at the dimensioned iPod
picture on the right. Using a ruler,
make your own iPod of the same
height and length (don’t worry
about the Radius). Give it the
same dimension as well
• If its too difficult, you can scale the
drawing.
9. DEFINITIONS
• Angular Dimension = A measurement for
angles in a given object
– ANGULAR = Angles
• Radii Dimension = A measurement for circles,
arc, fillets, or anything rounded, as a diameter
and/or radius
13. DIMENSION CHALLENGE
1. Draw Pac Man
– Body
– Eye
– Mouth
– Personalized extra
2. Dimension Pac Man
– Diameter or Radius
– Angular Dimension
3. Draw another round character and
dimension it example
– Kirby, Jiggly Puff, Sun, Pac Man
Ghost
14. SCALING
• Scaling is making a drawing
appear smaller or larger, but
everything is proportional.
• To scale, you take the dimensions
of a drawing, and multiply each
dimension by the same number.
Editor's Notes
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