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At 11:06 PM 10/22/95 -0700, Joe Angell wrote:

>Now, the easiest way to
>eliminate the feet-slipping is with a dry-erase marker.

Or, you could try setting null objects along the ground at the toe and heel
of the place you want the foot to lock (oops, I guess we're talking about an
ant, here). Keyframe the leg by linining it up with the nulls on the ground.
Not necessarily a better solution, but one that'll keep your monitor clean.
<smile>


SGB

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