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>I have yet to receive a workable response to a question I had on the
>newsgroup so I'll give it a whirl here. What I want to do is make four
>irregular polys and map a sequence on each one on the same screen. No
>problem so far. The effect I am looking for is feathered edges on each of
>the polys so that the image fades in from black at the edges to a clear
>image on the majority of the poly. Sort of like a Photoshop blending.

I think you have the solution to your problem in your own message. Make a
transparency map in Photoshop (or other image editing program) that has the
vignette edge that you want, and apply it to the polys. I don't think there
is a simple way to do this procedurally in Lightwave, but I could be wrong.



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