We used the mu editor to make our light work. We placed the short end on the ground and the long end on 14 GP and the short end on ground. This is how we made our light work    

We used mu editor to make the light turn red we put it in the gp11 and ground  green gp13  and amber GP14 . this made it look like a stop light.

/We drew different shapes and made them 3d  they ranged from easy medium to hard.  We added shadows to our  shapes to make it look more realistic. We also put Lights on the box.

 We chose one of our drawings  and made it bigger and we did the same things as last time shading and adding the lights. 

we drew the faces of shapes and the measurements for the design.  We put x2 if there are more than just one. this will be the measurements for our light boxes.  this is going to be our prototypes for our light boxes

We put our measurements into an inscape then we made a 3D model with cardboard. 

We used the laser cutter to make our 3d design into real life an off or inscape. Then I put the pieces together and made my design. 

This is a patter that is descending the ones a the top turn on and then  they move down at a  faster pace the ones that after on the front and the top are also following this pattern 

 The  light in the this one are ascending  and the other three are in an ascending upwards.

This is all three of my codes working with each other in my  cardboard prototype. 

My lights and patterns work in my final wood project and the design is complete.  

this is how my full design connects to my computer