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Congratulations

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guys, you've got a wonderful chess set all made up there! Now, we had some learnings

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not only with Blender itself but with keeping things lean, as we go. And what

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are those major learnings, Ben? Well when we got to the first piece

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that had this geometric issue, this fact that the quad or your piece of geometry was

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not flat, right? Yes! It had a non-planer piece of geometry! Yes! When we rendered

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it up it looked horrible! And it looked really weird and it created all of those triangles,

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and we found out about that because we rendered. So we found out about it because we took

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it to the end result, i.e. the rendered final result, and

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we didn't find out about it until we did that. So this is the whole point of taking your

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model all the way to the final result, because you don't know what sort of unexpected things like that

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you're going to come across. Now, it just so happens, either through good course design or through

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pure chance, I'll leave it to you to decide, that that first happened when we got to

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a piece that had that geometry. So the important thing is, keep testing the whole

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process all the way through. And yes, we've learned lots in this section that we're going to be

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able to apply in the next one, as well. So take care guys, you've been

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brilliant, up to this point! Remember to share in the discussions, and we'll see you

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in the next section! See you soon, guys!