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From: lightwrx@wonder.ca (Steve Bowie)
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Subject: Re: Tank treads easier than Lightwave Pro
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>> I don't have much free time, so I need to see what kind of interest
>> there is before I sit down and write a tutorial. Let me know!
>I'd like to hear (or see in print) your technique for doing tank
>treads/conveyor belts...I've got a few ideas myself but haven't had the
>time to try any of them out. =)
>Since the topic was covered in LWPro already, maybe you could do your
>tutorial for LightSpeed?? I'll get Manny after you. =)
> -David Warner
I'd like to third (triple ??... no, that's polygons, sorry) this...
Besides, the more faces on Lightspeed, the more I feel I know you guys!
Also, it's nice to see I'm not the only funny looking one ;)