4. Presenting the Functional Prototype and Satisfying the Brief
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Key Concepts
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Sequential Logic: The chronological order of operations.
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Resource Optimization: Matching the best tool to the specific material or task.
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Risk Mitigation: Identifying potential failures before they happen in the workshop.
Examples & Applications
Dependency Example: You must "Apply Primer" (Step 5) before you can "Spray Paint" (Step 6).
Contingency Example: "If the D printer filament jams, I will use a D pen or clay to finish the small detail parts."
Flash Cards
Glossary
- Vector Capability
The ability of software to create images using mathematical paths (lines) rather than pixels.
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