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From: mccabejc@sce.com (Jim McCabe)
Subject: Re: Cutting open objects
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Jeric@cup.portal.com writes:
>Jim McCabe writes:
>>Eric Castro writes:
>>> 2) How to include a coordinated 2-D animation (such as a point moving alo
>n
>>> a graph). Preferably using the anim frames as backdrops, but a surfac
>e
>>> mapped onto a plane will also do.
>>
>>As far as the 2-D animation, if you have a program such as DPaint you can
>>make the animation there, then break it into indivudal frames using ADPro
> ^^^^^
>
> Why not just use DPaint itself?
>
The way I understood it Eric was interested in including a 2-D graph animation
within a 3-D animation of engine cylinders. I'm not sure how you would use a
DPaint animation directly in a Lightwave animation. The only way I know is to
break it apart and image map it in the Lightwave animation. Is there a way ?