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From: [e-mail] (Jonathon Bowman)
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Subject: Parametric Modelling - Is there a chance?
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        What's the likelihood of Parametric modelling making it's way into
Release 4.5, or even 5?

        I'm in the process of building some morph targets of a human head
using spline patching, and It would make it so much easier if I could just
change the curves and have Lightwave re-patch the whole object for me (in
the correct order, even!)so i would'nt have to manually patch each of my
morph targets.  I can see many, many other uses for parametric modelling.

        I really don't know how hard this would be to implement, but it's
probably near the top of my wish list, along with b-splines.

        Do Stuart and Allan read this list often?  Where should I send this
suggestion so that it's seen?

        Thanks,
                Jonathon Bowman

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