The Cup of Science!

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It appears you've shared a tutorial on how to emboss text onto a 3D cup model using Blender. Here are some key points extracted from your tutorial: **Step-by-Step Instructions** 1. Convert text to mesh by right-clicking, pressing "alt-c", and selecting "mesh from curve option". 2. Deselect the text and select the cup. 3. Apply boolean modifier with "difference" option and set the object as the text. **Text Transformation** * To position the text on a different part of the cup, press the “g” key to grab the text. * Lock movement to an axis by pressing x, y, or z keys. * Use shift-d to add text without converting it to mesh. **Completed Model and Rendering** * Press F12 to render the scene for better visualization. * Completed model is "The Cup of Science!" with embossed equations/concepts. **Future Assignments for Educators** * Embossing name on a thin rectangular prism (name-tag). * Open container with embossed content/s (lid can be printed separately or omitted). * Small key-chain tag with lost/found information. **Duration and Preparation** * Project duration: 40-45 minutes. * Blender should be pre-installed on student computers. * Access to a 3D printer is required. * Educators should know how to scale and print the model. **References and Rubric/Assessment** * Links for learning more about 3D printing and designing are provided. * Grading process is up to the educator, but suggested aspects include quality of student's model and creativity.