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Course: Pixar in a Box > Unit 8
Lesson 1: Geometry of dinosaur skin- Start here!
- Introduction to Patterns
- What are shading packets?
- Shading Packets
- Voronoi Partition
- Constructing a Voronoi partition
- Distributing sites randomly
- Poisson disc process
- Modeling dino skin
- Make your own dino skin 1
- Getting to know Ana
- Getting to know Beth
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Start here!
Welcome to Patterns!
In this topic we're going to explore the geometry behind the creation of dinosaur skin.
- Appropriate for grades five and up
- Create a model for your own dinosaur skin using a Voronoi partition.
- Appropriate for grades six and up
- Use randomness to generate realistic looking patterns for your dinosaur skin.
Have fun!
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Are there different techniques that you use?(30 votes)
What I think this is about is what the dinosaur scales look like up close and how big they are. For example a lizard (lets say an anole) skin is smooth and you probably can't see their scales, but they are there. So how big their radius is would be how big their scales would be I think. Its basically all Math! if you think about it(11 votes)- If you are feeling down, remember that you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, smarter than you think, and twice as beautiful as you have ever imagined <3
Never give up
-Dr Seuss(11 votes) 
Is this what they used for Arlo in the good dinosaur?(9 votes)
Has anyone coded one of these?(3 votes)
No, but I really want to do this.
It's going to be so fun!(1 vote)
what are shading packets?(4 votes)
If anyone is interested in coding but is struggling with JavaScript, there's this site I know about called scratch. It's block coding, but it's very fun(3 votes)
can i watch a video about it(2 votes)
How big is a Marshmellow?(2 votes)- A marshmallow is approx. 1 inch (2.54cm)(1 vote)
Are there different techniques that you use?(2 votes)