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MCode CLI + Blender + H3 = blockout to cinematic rescue Why MCode CLI fits this workflow: >Reads and edits your Blender scripts. >Runs builds, renders and checks in the terminal. >Automates workflows with `mcode exec`. >Resumes sessions for the next iteration. Set the poses and camera moves in... show more

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