Tactile Towers Game

Tactile Towers

Description of the model

Tactiles Towers

Based on the childrens game – Colour Towers. The goal of the game is to complete your towers with all the different shapes/colours. You can also chose to make your own example tower that you need to replicatie. The game is very easy. Just spin the spinner and if it lands on the correct shape, add it to your tower! Keep this up untill your tower matches the example!

The game lasts around 3 to 5 minutes.

Besides fun, the goal of this game is also tactile training. Placing all the different shapes in a tub forces the players to look for the right one.

This model was designed and tested as part of the 3D4VIP project.

Printing instructions and tips

All models are printed on 0,2 layer height.

To make different colours, the best way is to print everything including the board in one colour, and repeating this. You need atleast one set for each player.

 

Source files can be found here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/iNx3HZnyALX?sharecode=IQLKLohFQ_VV22hjJD0aVySyqB0Jp1Wx4_8fAT7CoBo

 

 

 

Downloads

  • Tactile-Towers-all-models-.stl
  • Tactile-Towers-shapes-.stl
  • Tactile-Towers-board-.stl
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    Preview

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    • Fullscreen
    • Wireframe
    • Zoom In
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    • Rotation
    • Screenshot
    • Help

    Controls

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    • Rotate with the left mouse button.
    • Zoom with the scroll button.
    • Adjust camera position with the right mouse button.
    • Double-click to enter the fullscreen mode.
    • On mobile devices swipe to rotate.
    • On mobile devices pinch two fingers together or apart to adjust zoom.
    • On mobile devices 3 finger horizontal swipe performs panning.

    Additional Models

  • Tactile-Towers-shapes-.stl
  • Tactile-Towers-board-.stl

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