Quick Tip 10: Creating Spun Textures in KeyShot

by KeyShot | Feb 24, 2013 | 0 comments

This KeyShot Quick Tip shows you how to create and apply a spun texture for your 3d model quickly and easily in KeyShot. Works great for watches and other electronics devices with displays or spun finish.

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