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Quick Questions:
I've got a an object with an image sequence playing on it.  The sequence
though are 10 seperate pictures.   I want each picture to show for 10
frames, then cut to the next picture, for a fast cuts-type edit.  Other
than copying each of the images (and I've got a lot of 'em) 10 times and
renaming them is sequence, i.e. screen001.tga, screen002.tga, etc. how
could this be accomplished?  I've done tons of sequence mapping in the
past, but this one has be boggled.  I can't think of a work around
without doing what I mentioned above or manually setting up multiple
scene files and rendering them out 10 frames at a time (which wouldn't be
a problem is I had a macro or plug-in on the PC to do multiple scene
renderings like PowerMacros did.

Manny


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