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1) Open a new ball primitive	2) Change to the top view	3) Select the Freehand Sketch Tool to draw the orbit around the ball	4) Draw a line across the top of the ball

5) Click your left mouse button in the track ball and move your mouse to the left to rotate the ball to the left to continue drawing the line around the ball (you may have to do this twice)		6) Change back to the front view	7) Select the Resize Tool

8) Grab a side cone and pull out a little to stretch your blob	9 ) Open two more ball primitive	10 ) Select Zoom-to-fit to see all of your blob	11 ) Move the new balls opened to be stacke

12) Select the Resize Tool again and the middle ball		13) Grab a corner cone to resize the ball to be a very small siz	14) ) Select the Glue Tool

15) Select the top and middle balls to glue together	16) Change to Animation Mode	17) Select the ball blob and the curve you drew	18) Select play to see how your animation looks

18) Change back into Modeling Mode	19) Open a new ball primitive	20) Select the Resize Tool and the newly opened ball primitive

22) Select the corner cone and stretch the ball to be big enough to cover up the bottom two blobs	23) Select the Move Tool and move the big ball down to cover up the smaller two blobs (to hide them)		24) Change to Decoration Mode

1) Select colors to paint your planet blobs		3) Turn on the skyboxes	27) Click the arrows to change to the space skybox

28) Change back to Animation Mode	29) Select play	30) Your planet is orbiting around another planet