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From: Rowan Crawford <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: Radial Fire Effect...
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>     I heed to make a texture on a surface, which resembles fire.
> That's not something I haven't done before, but the tricky part is that
> this fire has to be on a disk, and it has to burn from the outside in.
> Middle of the disk being black (or transpatrent) and the outside of the
> disk is where the fire originates.

This sounds like it'll work:

Start with a rectangular polygon with numerous vertical subdivisions.
Keep that object, but twist that same object into a circle ala the
 Saturn tute in the 3.5 LW manual.
Apply a fire texture to the first object, and then morph with surfaces
 to the second object.

Might work.

Row.
Animagrafx

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