How do I create a 3D simulation experiment using Gemini?
Transforming lessons into games on Gemini, or creating 3D simulation experiments, will provide valuable information for students and create a lively atmosphere for teachers' lessons. With just a simple command, teachers can instantly create 3D simulation experiments for their lectures. Detailed instructions are provided below.
3D simulation experiment using Gemini
Below is a 3D experimental model simulating the life cycle of a butterfly, created in Gemini, for teachers' reference.
Guide to creating 3D simulation experiments using Gemini
Step 1:
In the Gemini interface, enter the following command to deploy the experimental knowledge you need.
Là người tạo thí nghiệm mô phỏng 3D trực quan, hãy cung cấp câu lệnh tạo thí nghiệm mô phong 3D kiến thức Vòng đời phát triển của bướm
Step 2:
As a result, we have obtained detailed knowledge about the life cycle of butterflies, as illustrated in the image.
Step 3:
Next, switch to the Canvas tool and select Pro mode, then enter the command below to start creating the 3D experimental model.
Tạo mô hình thí nghiệm 3D từ nội dung này Wait for the code to finish running to get the 3D simulation experiment on Gemini.
Step 4:
As a result, we have obtained a 3D model experiment for the life cycle of a butterfly. The main content for each stage of this life cycle will be presented. This allows students to follow along with concise yet detailed information.
Teachers will interact directly with this experimental model.
During the review process of the 3D simulation experiment, if any part needs further modification, please enter your request in the chat box. Gemini will then edit the code and rerun the experiment to provide you with a higher-quality 3D model experiment.
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