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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Sequence Map (fwd)
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> 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


LightWave will scan back thru images in a seq until it finds the image
it's looking for. If it can't find it, it will use the last used image.
Therefore, if you just remove the images in between the ones you wish to
use, LightWave will use image 1 until it finds image 10 and use that
until ift finds 20, etc. Your sequence should now consist of
image001.tga, image010.tga, image020.tga, etc.

JG
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