Embedded Files
Projecting the backboards requires two 10" wide by 8" high images your class designed to be used as the backboards for the front and back of your float. They need to be saved as a "jpg" image on on a thumb (flash) drive. The thumb drive plugs into the back of Mr. Stav's and/or Mrs. Hilton's LCD projector/s which will be set you up in the ASB room and projected onto the plywood. Knowledge of how to size and skew the image so that the sides of the computer image match up with the sides of the plywood is essential. Once this has been set up you are ready to begin your tracing. If at all possible, tracing of the entire image should be completed in one session as re-alignment of the image to the plywood can prove to be difficult.
Projecting the backboards requires two 10" wide by 8" high images your class designed to be used as the backboards for the front and back of your float. They need to be saved as a "jpg" image on on a thumb (flash) drive. The thumb drive plugs into the back of Mr. Stav's and/or Mrs. Hilton's LCD projector/s which will be set you up in the ASB room and projected onto the plywood. Knowledge of how to size and skew the image so that the sides of the computer image match up with the sides of the plywood is essential. Once this has been set up you are ready to begin your tracing. If at all possible, tracing of the entire image should be completed in one session as re-alignment of the image to the plywood can prove to be difficult.
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