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1. Part II: Create an Animated 3D Poker Chip | AiBURN aiburn.com
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2. Part I: Create an Animated 3D Poker Chip | AiBURN aiburn.com
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3. How to Create a Stack of Poker Chips - Vectortuts+ vector.tutsplus.com
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In this series we'll create a 3D poker chip in Illustrator. We'll then learn how to animate this poker chip, and export it to flash. Part II of this series covers the process of creating and exporting the animation. Let's get to it.
Creating the poker chip itself is the most challenging part of this tutorial. Our first step will be to create the 3D shape that will become the chip.
Just saw your pick. I believe the problem you are having is where your rotating your center point from.