Modeling Heavy Equipment: Backhoe (Part 3)

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Parker Bourassa(pfbourassa)

Stuff like armatures definitely slow it down.
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Rita G

Maya, never for me. Blender always rules.
Sudeep Singh(hellosudeepsingh)

thank you @Rita
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Parker Bourassa(pfbourassa)

I can't imagine how they would speed up render times. The effect might be very small though.
Shawn Blanch(blanchsb)

I bet two monster cookies to "Yes"
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shanr

That can be dangerous but you can't see it
adrian

Thanks Kent
Omar Domenech(dostovel)

Place all your bets everyone
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Rita G

Node *compositing
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Rita G

Hi Sudeep Singh. You are always brilliant at node composing. I'm sorry, I haven't been working on scrapbooks since lockdown. I collect just links for scrapbooks.

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