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Atlantic hurricane paths represented as copy written fictional weapons of varying data-driven height.
Anyways, the fun-filled extrusion icon (a spatial bar chart) available in VFX is a favorite of several clients, and in 5.0 (mid-October, 2010) it gets a face lift from a galaxy far far away...or something.
Feature-wise, this is hardly worth mentioning. But nerd-wise, it's too fun not to preview! The trusty old extruded cylinder now looks like an elegant weapon for a more civilized age...
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You can almost hear them hum...
Want them to make an electric arc sizzle sound when you click them? Then you are a nerd, and I like you! But seriously, if you want that you can check out the SDK. Oh the possibilities.
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