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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: RE: Transp Edge w/Sequence
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> Thx to everyone who responded and it seems the only simple solution is to
> use a black/white grad map for a transparency map for the polys. This would
> allow me the most control over the edges and I wouldn't have to modify the
> sequences in any way.

Just a side note... render a flat on view of the polys in question and
save an alpha image (assuming no transparency) Use the alpha image as a
template to create the t-map, cutting the full size out and saving as an
image to map using Automatic size (it helps to 'bleed' over the edges of
the t-map also).

JG
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