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From: [e-mail] (Jonathon Bowman)
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Subject: Re: Displace Ripple ?
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>Hello,
>
>I currently have a pool water object that is displace using ripple,  I
>added the beachball object and made the water the parent object.
>
>When the pool ripples the ball does not move along with it, what am I
>doing wrong?

       A displacement will not affect the descendants of the object that it
is applied to, only the object itself.

        You'll probably have to co-ordinate the ball's movement with ripples
manually, unless someone brighter than me can think of a trick to make the
ball automatically follow the displaced water.

        Ciao,
                Jonathon Bowman

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