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This video tutorial explains aspects of working with "tiny prims," including: | This video tutorial explains aspects of working with "tiny prims," including: | ||
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* How to work with multiple prims and shrink them simultaneously. | * How to work with multiple prims and shrink them simultaneously. | ||
* Examples of interesting builds using tiny prims. | * Examples of interesting builds using tiny prims. | ||
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Revision as of 13:03, 5 October 2009
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This video tutorial explains aspects of working with "tiny prims," including:
- How to make cubes smaller than .01m (1cm) on a side.
- How to make cylinders shorter than .01m tall, or smaller than .01m in diameter.
- How to work with multiple prims and shrink them simultaneously.
- Examples of interesting builds using tiny prims.