Cómo crear elementos instanciados con variaciones en 3ds Max
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Simón “Tío Aukan” Martínez, de Aukan Studios, explica un rápido método para crear diferentes variaciones de elementos como puertas y ventanas en 3ds Max.
Esta técnica es muy útil cuando se necesita repetir un objeto que va cambiando levemente sus dimensiones en una misma escena, manteniendo el instanciamiento.
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