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Using weight to control multiple constraints
The concept of weight applies when several relations affect one object. The weight of a constraint determines its strength compared to the other constraints.
For example, if a WebCam is constrained in direction to a sphere and a cube, they both affect its orientation equally and the WebCam points in the middle of two. If you increase the weight of the constraint to the sphere, the WebCam favors the sphere. If you increase the weight of the constraint to the cube, the WebCam favors the cube.
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