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I know i can create a solid and make it look ok for what I need but was hoping to do this right... Thanks TM
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A cat walk like a balcony? Like a suspended floor? Perforated metal? I'd make it as a floor if its a floor, and then you can change your floor structure and material if it is see-through.
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