You may recognize this snazzy little space heater from the last post where Brian Townsend cracked open a can of KeyShot animation to show how you can duplicate an animated model and then assign different materials for quick product design variations. Here’s the final animation showing you just a little bit that can be done with the KeyShot animation… and all in real-time to boot.
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