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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: PIE Graph...How To?
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        Lightwave Post <[e-mail]>
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> > Is there a simple way to have a PIE graph grow in a circular fasion? That
> > is have it grow to its amount like a clock?

Here's an easy way.... Make sure the modeled origin is at the "point" of
each slice, and simply rotate it out from behind a Front Projection
mapped poly of the background (or the background color if a single color)

That's how to get the fiorst peice out. The remianing ones can simple
rotate "out" of the other peices. Make sure they are slightly smaller
than the previous piece so they don't stick out before you want them too.

JG
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