#bones question
04-Jul-94 21:36:28
Sb: #85656-#bones question
Fm: Charles Blaquiere 76046,1756
To: David Hofmann 100112,3243
David,
If the points are moving linearly from the open state to the closed state, it
means your states were created with the "shape" button clicked on. This will
memorize the points' location, and morph between them. No, no, no. Instead,
define the closed state with "grouping" turned on; this will only memorize the
axes' (i.e. bones) position/alignement/size, and the morph will be one of
rotating bones (with points following suit), rather than moving points.
Blaq!