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On Sun, 8 Oct 1995, Mark Thompson wrote:

> The displacement is applied first, then the morph. So in answer to your
> first question, yes, you can morph the grass into rolling hills and still
> have it wave properly. I tried this shortly after I wrote that tutorial,
> 2 years ago, and it worked like a champ.

This is the same technique you would use to make a character's hair wave in
the wind when using something like Fiber Factory.

                                     -David Warner


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