Introduction: How to Design a Probability Cube With SelfCAD

Learn how to design a probability cube with SelfCAD

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How to Design a Probability Cube with SelfCAD


In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of creating a Probability Cube, a fascinating geometric object used in probability experiments and games. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced 3D modeler, this tutorial is designed to be accessible and informative. We'll cover the fundamental tools and techniques within SelfCAD, providing step-by-step instructions to ensure you can follow along and create your own Probability Cube. SelfCAD is a powerful online 3D modeling software that empowers users to bring their creative ideas to life with ease. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have gained valuable insights into 3D modeling principles, as well as practical experience in using SelfCAD's intuitive interface.

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Once you’ve launched the editor;

From the 3D Shapes category on the Toolbar choose Cube. Set Position y to 10


Click to finalize Cube

From the Modify category on the Toolbar choose Chamfer


Click to finalize chamfer

From the Generators category on the toolbar choose Text generator. Set Text to yes, Position y to 45, Position z to 48


Click to finalize Text generator

From the Generators category on the toolbar choose Text generator. Set Text to No, Position y to 6, Rotation x to 90


Click to finalize Text generator

Click copy button to copy selected objects

Click Move on the Toolbar. Set y to 104 using highlighted gizmo


Click ‘x’ to close Transformation panel

Click Rotate on the Toolbar. Set z to -180


Click ‘x’ to close Transformation panel

From the Generators category on the toolbar choose Text generator

Set Text to No, Position y to 45, Position z to -49, Rotation y to -180


Click to finalize Text generator

From the Generators category on the toolbar choose Text generator

Set Text to No, Position x to 50, Position y to 45, Rotation y to 90


Click to finalize Text generator

Click copy button to copy selected objects

Click Move on the Toolbar. Set x to -51 using highlighted gizmo

Click ‘x’ to close Transformation panel

Click Rotate on the Toolbar. Set y to 180

Click ‘x’ to close Transformation panel

Click on text 4, text 3, text 2, text 2(1), text 1, mesh 4 to select it

Click Stitch & Scoop on the Toolbar. From the Tool panel choose Difference

Choose text 1, text 2, text 2(1), text 3, text 4(1) to subtract

Click to finalize Difference


As you continue honing your design skills, remember that SelfCAD offers a wealth of resources to support your learning journey. To deepen your understanding and explore more advanced features, consider checking out the interactive tutorials (https://www.selfcad.com/tutorials) available on the SelfCAD website. The tutorials page provides a treasure trove of guides, tips, and tricks that cater to designers of all levels.

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