Modelling


 * Modelling**

//Minecraft Image credit: Delta 139 https://www.flickr.com/photos/delta_139///

One could use a historical image from the British Library photostream on Flickr as an inspiration for computer modelling with **Minecraft** //"Minecraft has been called the ultimate sandbox game. It allows players to take 1x1 cubes of different materials and build anything they want, from Roman cathedrals, to roller coasters to imaginary jungle worlds, and make the game what they want it to be." [|A Mulholland CTV News]//



media type="custom" key="26780664" [|Sketchfab] have enabled users who contribute 3D models files, t the option for them to them to be downloaded under a Creative Commons Licence. The British Museum, HTC and Microsoft have all contributed resources. Interactive models such as the example above could be used to help understand 3D, provide different poses for drawings, or create animations and games. That the British Museum allows you to create 3D printed copies of its artefacts is a new way to engage with museums and collections.
 * 3D Modelling and Visualisation**

[|Article on Learning with Minecraft from Atlantic] [|Minecraft] Some [|excellent resources] from [|Zoe Ross]
 * Further reading**
 * Resources**

Modelling is also closely related to games and coding

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