Paul Neale’s quick examples of what can be done with flex.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
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I have seen many other flex examples there. Can you explain how the others are done. Espically the water, splash and bones on spline.
ReplyDeleteIm not watched the rest flex examples of Paul Neale... :)
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