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From: Dan Ablan <dma@mcs.com>
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Subject: Re: Reversing an animation
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jeric@accessone.com wrote:
>
> Geez, this seems like the kinda thing I should know, but....
>
> THE QUESTION:
> How does one REVERSE an entire animation?
>
> THE DISCLAIMER:
> Sure, I could render it out and reverse the frames, but that would make
> this particular animation very hard to setup.
>
> One would think that, congruent to the LW interface, the user could
> apply a scaling factor of -1, but SCENE will not accept negative scaling