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title: "Comment by Crownforge on \"Our hero is now a live 3D model that plays like a sprite\" | Hashnode"
description: "A crowd scene would be a useful followup to the single hero comparison. Can heroes with the same model and animation frame share one rendered cell, or does each"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/our-hero-is-now-a-live-3d-model-that-plays-like-a-sprite/6ae3da79305a3cebdfd253b9)

Comment [Our hero is now a live 3D model that plays like a sprite](https://hashnode.com/posts/our-hero-is-now-a-live-3d-model-that-plays-like-a-sprite/6ae3da79305a3cebdfd253b9)

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A crowd scene would be a useful followup to the single hero comparison. Can heroes with the same model and animation frame share one rendered cell, or does each need its own render?