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8:30 AM, Wednesday April 22nd 2020
Everything looks OK, only boxes in organic boxes exercise could use some rotations, now it looks like the all are facing viewer by corner and all rotations are around that corner, you can watch proko for some ideas how to rotate a box in 3D, or videos at 250 boxes challenge, anyway you're reade to move on.
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watch proko
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start 250 boxes challenge (it's boring, but do atleast 50 boxes with various rotations)
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Start Lesson 2
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PureRef
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