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Did you know that in Blender you can easily create a turntable animation with a single driver expression?✨ 1. Make an empty 2. Parent your camera to it 3. In the empty's Z rotation field write "# frame / 300 * pi * 2", where 300 is your final... show more

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DannyHEY!3 years ago

Love it! Great tip. Thank you for sharing.

passivestar3 years ago

🙏

MXVMAG3 years ago

FAST💫

passivestar3 years ago

🌟🌟🌟

Slav3 years ago

Man your drivers tool is the best 😅

mirr_3 years ago

Wait, you can drag and drop to parent an object!!??

passivestar3 years ago

yes, if you hold shift!!

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Didn't know about shift and drag to parent. Cool tip

Cyber Mind 𓃵3 years ago

Thanks!

pontamojya3 years ago

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