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These ones are very simplified examples. Using multiple objects is possible
with minimal code modification (which I'm gonna do it :).
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Jonathan.
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> although you could probably hack this with multiple uses of the existing
> macro, it might be usefull if you could give it a set of objects to
clutter.
> somone mentioned stacks of wood when cut, and i immediately thought of the
> "clutter" of wood chips around those trees when being cut. or, the various
> shapes and sizes of "dust bunnies" that exist behind my monitor on my
desk.
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> i dunno, just something that adds more variation besides color.
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> ross.
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