Subject:       Re: Set Transition Frames
Date:          Tue, 24 May 1994 13:25:57 GMT +1200
From: "Paul Batten" <BATTENP@scico1.chchp.ac.nz>

> >No! It will morph simple objects, state objects, states with bones...
> >Of course the limitation of 'similar geometry' still exists. That is
> >the number of points and faces... must be the same in the source
> >and target objects. I think it would be a programming nightmare
> >to morph non-similar objects. Can any program do this??
> 
> If there is a program to do this I would really like to find it!
> Glenn! What are you up to these days?......

Morphus  is a package which will create tweened objects between two 
dissimilar objects. The problem being to produce a smooth morph many 
objects need to be created and loaded into individual frames these tweened 
objects take up a lot of hard drive space ! I've only read about it, maybe 
someone who owns a copy with elaborate.

Cheers
Paul.
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 Paul Batten     Science & Computing Dept.    Christchurch Polytechnic
 battenp@scico1.chchp.ac.nz           Christchurch      New Zealand
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