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>Great solution. I'm curious. Does the cloth 'wave' as it falls?

Yep.

>I would imagine that the seam between the two halves would show.

Nope.  That's cuz the falloff is ZERO along the center line so there's
absolutely NO dmap influence that would seperate the mid-line of
the two halves!

I also saved myself A LOT of headaches modeling the other half of
the morph target (folding the sheet at the corners like wrapping a
present).  I simply made a LAYOUT clone of the one half (which
copied all the morph info, envelopes, etc., to it) and made the
cloned mesh -1 (negative one) SIZE on the X axis!  Mirror flipped
that puppy right over!  No need for two mesh halves and morph
targets.  The clone used the same morph target as the original
and did a PERFECT mirror morph!

Dean



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