2:33 PM, Saturday May 6th 2023
Thanks for the critique! Here's my revision: https://imgur.com/a/jpx0kUk
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10:21 PM, Saturday May 6th 2023
You're welcome! This is a great revision. (But you should check your convergences A.S.A.P!)
Also, sorry I didn't link you this earlier, here's a diagram of boxes from different angles and orientations: https://imgur.com/Kqg6uMX. (So you can have fresh ideas as to how to angle your boxes in future warm ups/exercises!)
Next Steps:
While these box revisions aren't perfect, they do show that you know what to improve on/what to aim for. So I'll mark this as complete.
Feel free to move onto Lesson 2, and incorporate boxes into your warm ups! (the boxes will return someday...)
Best of luck!
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