I had to look at your animation a few times to finally notice what you have done, eclipsing the pieces of the sections. That fact means you need to take it to the next level. Because your model is sectional by nature, when you label the animation "sectioning" I see that as being the sectioning referred to. You should make the sectioning of the sections more apparent, perhaps stretching the eclipsing plane closer to the center. Maybe these planes can do something to draw more attention to them, as well.
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I had to look at your animation a few times to finally notice what you have done, eclipsing the pieces of the sections. That fact means you need to take it to the next level. Because your model is sectional by nature, when you label the animation "sectioning" I see that as being the sectioning referred to. You should make the sectioning of the sections more apparent, perhaps stretching the eclipsing plane closer to the center. Maybe these planes can do something to draw more attention to them, as well.
if your kit of parts incorporate elements of 4th D, then perhaps you can do the same for your sectioning exercise?
Perhaps it is not the physical elements in the model that are sectioned, but something else that is used in the animating of the movie.
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