Alice part 2 – background objects
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This document provides instructions for adding background objects in Alice to create a street scene. The instructions guide the user to insert a building cluster, road, and then use movement controls to position the objects and build out a basic street. It suggests further extending the scene by adding an animated object that interacts with the street.
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- 5. Insert “Building Cluster 5”
- 6. Add this to the world
- 7. This should look like this
- 8. Now you need to go to the left option and click “More Controls >>”
- 9. This menu should then pop up
- 10. Drag the “lens angle” to the right so you can see the whole building.
- 11. Using the arrows underneath the video adjust the camera view to be above the building as shown
- 12. You can now use the movement controls to move the object around
- 13. Next insert a Dz”
- 14. Now enlarge this and move it infront of the building
- 15. Now use these basic skills to build a street like the one shown below
- 16. Extension Task Now you have created your basic street use what you have learnt to add an animated object that interacts with your street.