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Jaybee
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Thanks Sean, this is incredibly helpful

Cheers!
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Is this document still available? It would be a massive help!

Thanks
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michael.o'sullivan wrote:Is this document still available? It would be a massive help!

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Octane For Cinema 4D developer / 3d generalist

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This is a fantastic resource!! I am surprised I only found it now. Could have saved me so much time. Thank you so much for putting it together!
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abdullahkokce
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Thanks for your effort
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tukor
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This is great for noobs like me!

I must say a big THANKS!
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andrefry
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Very helpful. Thanks.
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Iceman9
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Awesome work. Very helpful. Thank you!
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