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> The kicker is, it's really easy to review a previously
>>tested surface because it's recorded right there on the PAR. When I'm done
>>I have a short animation illustrating how the surface matured from blank
>>white to the way I wanted it to look ( or as close as I could get it ).

>Yeh, thats the way I used to do it. (Back when it was just me and my
>Amiga)
>But now we on a network w/about 20 Lightwave artist and few PARs, so
>I don't have one on MY desk.

You can still test your stuff over the net, I just hope you are not a long
distance from the PAR's :) If your company has that many lightwave artists
<stations, not bodies?>
and a few is <Three?> I would think that each PAR has a composite monitor
available,
and you can always import groups of files, or file directories whenever you
want.
I would design the PAR setup to be the 'HUB' of the Animators.


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