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From: The Tracer <trace@infomatch.com>
To: "Kurt D. Williams" <kurtw@cs.mun.ca>
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Subject: Re: Figuring out LW motions & scenes
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Kurt (& all):
I would assume this is legal. The motion files are ASCII text files, I
just need to understand thier format so I can use the motion I model in
LW within another program I am working on. Besides, information such as
this would make LW ever more useful to the interactive / video game world.
I'm still looking for the info!
trace
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