Blender & Torque Game Development In Linux: Part 3 Slime Monster

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In part 3 we add a collision mesh and continue the creation of our slime monster in Torque & Blender using Ubuntu 17.04 Gnome. We build the file structure out to begin laying the foundation for future work on our gooey green monster.



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