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April 1, 2008, 13:09	Y plus problems with 3D modeling	#1
MÃÅ¡a MilakovovÃ¡ Guest Posts: n/a	Hello, I am new in 3D modeling and I don´t know how to use the Y pluis adaptation in this cases. I know only 2D. Is it "normal" value Y plus for about 3000 (!) in 3D cases ? I think itÅ› too much ?! Thanks for help

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