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>Actually what would be better than morphing is to able to use something like
>bones or magnets to animate facial features. This is possible without a
>jillion polygons and just a few more options to bones or the introduction
>of magnets.

Actually I've had the most success using bones when I use them to animate
facial features. I use limited region and usually don't even have to change
from the default influence values. This usage seems much more reliable and
far less frustrating than attempting to move single object characters with
bones.



Paul Davies  [e-mail]
Concept Artist-RPG/Action Games
Magnet Interactive Studios Inc.

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