Tinkercad can be used to make toys, prototypes, home decor, Minecraft models, jewelry – the list is truly endless!
Tinkercad uses three easy steps: 1. Place- Shapes are basic building blocks of Tinkercad. A shape can add or remove material. Import your own, or work with existing shapes. 2. Adjust- Move, rotate and adjust shapes freely in space. Use tools like the ruler to input exact dimensions. 3. Combine – Group together a set of shapes to create models as detailed as you want. |
Educational uses:
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Getting Started
1. Create an account or logging in with your Autodesk account you can access the browser-based app. It’s now time to discover the Tinkercad interface!
2. Complete the first tutorial that Tinkercad will automatically show you – it’s recommended if you have never used a 3D modeling software – however you can skip it and follow the tutorial.
3. Choose ‘Start a new project’ to get to your empty work plane.
2. Complete the first tutorial that Tinkercad will automatically show you – it’s recommended if you have never used a 3D modeling software – however you can skip it and follow the tutorial.
3. Choose ‘Start a new project’ to get to your empty work plane.
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