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Re the "9" in object descriptions, J. Eric Chard wrote:

>     You tease, you!  This IMPLIES that the number of motion channels
> might change, no?  Well, how come?  Is this positioning LW as a n-
> dimensional renderer?

If so, LW's been moving into position for 5 years now.  I think it's
just for generality, so that one piece of "envelope reader" code can
deal with different amounts of data.

- Ernie

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