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12:20 AM, Wednesday January 19th 2022

Thanks for the feedback :)

I see that there are certain parts of my submission that I didn't do well enough, so do I need to redo some exercises? Or am I good to go to Lesson 3?

6:53 PM, Wednesday January 19th 2022

I feel you're ready for lesson 3 however I would suggest you do the lesson 2 work as warmups for about 10 to 15 minutes to strengthen your understanding of 3d as that's what this course is mainly about thinking in simple forms in 3d space

12:46 AM, Thursday January 20th 2022

Alright, thanks again!

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