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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Most under-used???
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> Someone wrote...
> >>The load object from scene is the one of the most under used features in
> >>Lightwave.
>
> I have never used this feature! :) LOL :)

Really?  I use this all the time.  I set up my objects (like the robot
from Pest Control, from this point onward to be reffered to as Ed) and
save it as something like Ed-Setup.  I then setup my scene with the
hallway and such, and use Load From Scene to load the Ed-Setup into the
new scene.  Works great.

-- Joe
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