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On Wed, 13 Sep 1995, Stephen Bailey wrote:

> If you patch the spline in the same order all the time, your point order
> remains the same. I know this works because we're using the same technique
> to build mouth positions and eyelids for our little M&Ms.

What technique do you use to animate the M&M's limbs?  Obviously you're
using morphs for the eyelid and mouth positions (and doing a VERY good
job of it!) but I'm curious if you're using bones to animate the arm
movements?

Which version of LightWave are you running?


                                     -David Warner


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