The most crucial step in creating any INT is choosing a 3D modelling programme to utilise for your projects. After deciding on a 3D design programme, you would start studying its tools and components.

In this post, we'll show you how to use SelfCAD to create a 3D model of a probability cube. We chose SelfCAD because it is easier to use and because you may use it without any prior knowledge with 3D modelling.

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Do you really consider yourself a novice 3D designer? Not at all. SelfCAD is available to look after you. Why don't we start with a basic design, like a probability cube?

Step1: Insert a cube and chamfer it

First of all, from the 3D shapes category, insert a cube to the working interface. Set position y to 10. Then from the modify category, select the chamfer tool. Set the intensity to 10.

Step2: Insert text

Next, from the generators category, select the text generator. Set text to ‘yes’, position y to 45, and position z to 48. Then repeat the same process but this time set text to ‘no’, position y to 6, and rotation x to 90.

Step3: Copy and move the text

Now, click on the copy button to copy the selected object. Then select the move tool and set y to 104.

Step4: Rotate the text and add a new one

Next, select the rotate tool and set z to -180. Then again select the text generator and set text to ‘no’, position y to 45, position z to -49, rotation y to -180.

Step5: Insert another text and copy it

Now, repeat the same step by keeping text to ‘no’, position x to 50, position y to 45, and rotation y to 90. Then copy the selected object and move it by setting x o -51 and rotate it by setting y to 180.

Step6: Subtract the masses of the texts

Next, select all the objects, go to stitch and scoop and select the difference option. Choose all the texts to subtract.

CONCLUSION: HENCE, WE HAVE CREATED A 3D PROBABILITY CUBE IN SelfCAD

Using the rotate tool in a 3D modelling programme, we created a straightforward probability cube. With the aid of several SelfCAD tools, we created a 3D model of it. Similar steps can be taken to make additional 3D objects of your choice. So, we hope you find the training activities instructive and useful.