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>Special modelling techniques</H1
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>Claudio "malefico" Andaur</I
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>Introduction</H1
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>&#13;	Once we have overcome the <SPAN
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>"extrusion modelling fever"</SPAN
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	started to look at more challenging modelling targets, we might
	start the quest for alternative methods to do the job. There
	are a group of modelling techniques in Blender which not only make
	our modelling job easier but sometimes make it 
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>&#13;	These so called <SPAN
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> modelling techniques involve not
	only some vertex manipulation but the use of non-intuitive
	procedures which require a deeper knowledge or experience from the
	user than the average beginner.
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>&#13;	In this chapter we will describe these techniques in detail
	and explain their utility in several modelling applications which
	could not have been solved any other way.
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