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Subject: Animating a light source?
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I am new to Lightwave, using the Pre-release windows NT version, and I am
wondering if it is possible to animate the intensity of a light from one
Keyframe to another?
Setting the value at one frame is fine, but going to another and changing
it (then updating the key) seems to make that intensity the value for all
key frames for the light in question.

Any help is appriciated.

PS. Will the final release allow for the importing of DXF files as
models? Or can it already do this and I just missed it? :)

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