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4 comments:
This is the best tool in Rhino. Thank you Mcneel.
I agree. It makes crossing back and forth between 3DS Max and Rhino much easier. And the scale manipulator part of the Gumball is awesome.
For beginners, after the intro to the interface video, this should be the next tutorial for everyone new to Rhino. So helpful! Excellent job!
This is just awesome!
So very worth every second!
My whole perception of modelling with Rhino has changed dramatically after watching this one. Excellent
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