TinkerCad 5/11


Today I learned two things: Firstly, that the copy and paste tools work magnificently when creating fractals.
Secondly, that if my computer has difficulties running Blender without overheating, trying to create complicated structures in TinkerCad will result in similar issues. No more fractals for me, apparently.

Hopefully, it will eventually be possible for me to get a computer resilient enough to handle complex structures. Until that time, I will most likely be limited in the complexity of what I can make. I believe I will still be able to complete assignments, however, as long as they don't involve an exponentially increasing number of vertices.

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