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In this tutorial video, Sam Wilson from Madlore Games shows you how to use an array modifier in Blender 2.8 to duplicate a shape around a circle. This is like radial arrays in other 3D programs. You can use this shortcut to create flowers, barrels, stairs or any other circle object for video games that would benefit from a radial array.
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