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duplicating and manipulating
I have made a object and developed it into the general shape I need. Now I duplicate it -1 and it lines up perfectly. My issue is, I do not wish to combine the both as of yet, but I still would like to mirror my manipulations. how do I do that?
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it copies my manipulations exactly not mirrored.
I found the solution however, it is "Proxy>Subdiv Proxy" and adjust those settings. change +X to -X under Mirror Direction inside the Setup tab.
Is there a way to do a -Instance of a duplicate?
thanks for the quick response!!
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