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Research about Blender use and development

Written by Madison Paz

Monday, 03 March 2008

Sent by: Wille Marcel

I´m doing a research about how Blender has been developed and also about Blender users look like. This reseacrh aims understand the several issues that made Blender a state-of-art software and how much users contribute in its development. Visit http://pesquisablender.myurl.com.br and join the research!

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Duplicating objects

When we duplicate objects we can use SHIFT + D or ALT + D.

On the first way both will be independent objects. This means that both are totally separeted objects.

On the second way, all the copies will be instances from the first object. This means that all modifications on the first object will happen in all other objects.