ASSIGNMENT #1 Drawing Geometric Primitives BIM20603

BIM20603 – COMPUTER GRAPHICS

SEMESTER 1 SESSION 2021/2022

Assignment #1
Chapter : 1 & 2 (Part 1)
Date : 24 October 2021 (Sunday)
Total : 25 (based on 5 Normalized Mark : 5%
Assignment criteria, please (Overall Mark)
Mark refer Table 1 for
assessment
rubric)

INSTRUCTION

By using BlenderTM, design your dream house using basic and combination of geometric
primitives that you have learned in Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 (Part 1). You should now be able to:

1. Use your creativity to design the house. Since we are using BlenderTM, designing in
3D is necessary. You may add/design 2D objects too if that is your preference.
2. Set a series of coordinates to create the house geometry. You may produce measurements
that replicate the real-world object size.
3. Apply different colors or textures for background and related geometric objects that represent
the house and its surroundings.
4. Once completed, you MUST submit your work individually by 30 OCTOBER 2021
(11.59pm). You are required to:
a. Prepare the report in Microsoft Word / PDF format.

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 ASSIGNMENT #1 Drawing Geometric Primitives BIM20603

ASSIGNMENT #1 Drawing Geometric Primitives BIM20603

BIM20603 – COMPUTER GRAPHICS

SEMESTER 1 SESSION 2021/2022

Name: Muhammad Aidil Eiman Bin Ikmal Hisham

Matrics No: AI200069
Section: 1

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b. ii) Slacker Cottage
-This minimalistic house is build for people who love to take life simply and enjoy the
day in a life as it were. It is not a luxurious piece of home yet serves enough for one to
appreciate the meaning of life. It is a perfect home for people who take things easily and
not too influenced by its surrounding. The use of ‘Cottage’ amplify the location of the
home that located in a more rural area instead of the city.

iii) Step-by-step Procedures

1. Turn on the ‘Add Mesh: Archimesh’ in the prefences section. This will allow user to
access script of pre-made house parts.

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2. Use ‘Add’ button and add a ‘Room’. Using the create tool, add amount of walls that
is needed and set its scale

3. ‘Add’ another part using the Archimesh, this time the door. Using the same toolbar,
adjust the door based on desired design.

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4. ‘Add’ a ‘Window Panel’ and put it in the desired room.

5. Repeat those steps based on planned layout of rooms, door and windows panel.

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6. Click on each room, and access the toolbar to add ‘Floor’ and ‘Ceiling’.

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7. Using the Archimesh pack, add ‘Roof’.

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b) iv) Sample Output

Y-Axis view

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-Y-Axis view

X-Axis view

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-X-Axis view

Z-Axis view

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 -Z-Axis view

Table 1: Assessment rubric.

Evaluation Criteria Marks [1 (very poor) - 5 (excellent)]

Student can follow and provide complete information
E1 as required (Formatting/Professionalism in
documentation)
Student can apply the correct Blender functions and
E2
parameters (Base syntax/design)
Student can create a suitable user-defined functions
E3 and variables (Variation in non-base syntax (such as
color, object design, etc.))
Student can produce a correct output based on the
E4 requirements and provided output product (Overall
syntax/design)
Student can produce a creative output (Originality,
E5 Extra component/element/object in the
syntax/design)

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