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| 15 Mar 2014 12:23 PM |
| I'm not a noob, I have just never understood them. |
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jimbot220
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| 15 Mar 2014 12:32 PM |
Look at my sets
I use one of them for a certain kind of model, like urban things(lamps vending machines, fire hydrants) And the other for office things(fax machine, computer, cubicle)
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| 15 Mar 2014 12:33 PM |
Sets are a set of freemodels that all fit in the same genre. It would be good to use if you're making that game with the same genre.
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| 15 Mar 2014 12:33 PM |
TL;DR group your items more efficiently
(and if people subscribe to a set, they don't have to take your models one by one, they will appear in the toolbox automatically.)
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bigman65
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| 15 Mar 2014 12:33 PM |
The best example I can think off is.. Lets say there;s a good weapon maker. This guy makes a set which you can follow, so everytime he adds something in his set, you will see it and if you liked something else in his set before, then you may like something he just added into it.
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