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MAX at school
After spending most of yesterday evening playing with morphs and spline paths for a project in my chemistry class, I started wondering how many other people use MAX in anything with school. I use it all the time for projects and presentations and I'm working with the school to create our independent study program to make things like this a bit easier for kids to learn about at our backwards highschool. Anybody else find use for MAX outside of amusement?
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