Tutorial: Spin duplicates with the array modifier
Another quick ‘one minute tutorial’ – this time on creating cool effects with the array modifier.
Andy Bay writes:
In this quick video tutorial we show you how to use the object offset feature of the array modifier in order to create interesting array-based patterns and shapes. It is especially helpful when you need to make duplicates of an object that are spun around.
nice, one to remember seams great for flowers
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That doesn’t look good :) I’ll ping Andy.
Hi!
I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience, it turns out my WordPress installation had a problem with cookies. It should be fixed now. Thanks for bringing this issue to my attention!