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In a message dated 95-09-07 02:08:08 EDT, [e-mail] writes:

>I thoroughly describe how to create complex motion paths simply
>by parenting your objects to null-objects and then use the null
>objects to control a lot of the object's movements.

Hey, Dave!   Guess ya didn't see MY reply.  In it I told how to
make such a perfect circlular motion path by using either an
offset pivot point (of an object) or an offset Null (on the camera)
just as you instructed in LS, though I've used this tech long be-
fore that.  I knew the limitation the guy had not having any macro
and running on a PC, so I gave him this same response.

Dean


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