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In the tool's dialog: Set the tool to in-plane or spiral duplication. Make the other choices as with the 2D tool. To duplicate objects in-plane, use the tool like the WildTools Radial Duplicate tool. The only difference is that the rotation is in the current view plane. To duplicate objects in a spiral, set the tool to spiral duplication, and use the method shown below for the 3D Radial Repeat tool, which is the tool you normally use for spiral duplications.
The repeat angle is set in the tool's dialog, and the number of duplications is determined by the angle of the arc that you draw. Thus the number of duplications depends on the angle that you indicate-the farther you drag, the more objects are duplicated. In the case of a spiral duplication, you may have any number of complete revolutions.
This tool is exactly like the 3D Radial Duplicate tool described above, except that the mouse movement is used to indicate the overall arc angle of the duplications. Thus the mouse is used to determine the angle of the last duplication, and all intermediate objects are evenly distributed along this arc.
There is no known serious use for this tool yet discovered, but it's a great thing to play with when you're bored. |
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