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AndySteph at <sigh> AOL.COM writes:
>I have some questions regarding Lightwave:
>1) How can I add another topic to my objects directory? In other words,
>right now they have Tutorial, Sports, Landscape, etc. I wanted to add a few
>more (Logos, Business, etc.) instead of having objects loose in the objects
>directory. How do I do this?
??? Create a subdirectory.
If you don't know how to accomplish this simple task, you will
experience MUCH more difficulty as you delve deeper into your
tool's use. Time to back up and hit the books for a while. You will
be rewarded for years to come.
>
>2)I know to morph you need an equal amount of points and polygons in each
>object. Is there a way around this? For example, what if I wanted to morph
>the cow into an apple? Is this possible? The morphing in T2 was 3D