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Type Clutter Table Tissue Box into the 'Search For Text' field. Check the Resource Name box, press Search, and wait for s3oc to find it. Select Clutter Table Tissue Box in the list(it should be the only one) and click Clone or Fix.
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Type Clutter Table TissueBox into the 'Search For Text' field. Check the Resource Name box, press Search, and wait for s3oc to find it. Select Clutter Table Tissue Box in the list(it should be the only one) and click Clone or Fix.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:01, 23 January 2013


[edit] Cloning

First, we'll use s3oc to create a clone of the EA tissue box.

[edit] Step 1

Open s3oc. Click Tools->Search.

Cloning1.jpg

Type Clutter Table TissueBox into the 'Search For Text' field. Check the Resource Name box, press Search, and wait for s3oc to find it. Select Clutter Table Tissue Box in the list(it should be the only one) and click Clone or Fix.

Cloning2.jpg

[edit] Step 2

In the new window under Unique Name, Change the name to <your name>_ClutterTableTissueBox_Round. Make sure that the Renumber box is checked, then Click Start. Navigate to your project folder, give the file a name and press Save. Once it is done, press OK and close s3oc.

Cloning3.jpg
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