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Hi Donald, << The book sez, set frame 0 and follow sets the rest… so why the goofiness? >> You really don't want to set rotation keys on frame 0. It's much better to treat frame 0 as a static frame that represents the scene in the editor and create all your keyframes starting at frame 1. If a rotation keys is set at frame 0, it means rotate this object so many degrees from it's previous orientation. Well.. there is no previous key. So there's the goofiness until it gets to the first valid orientation. Try some tests out and tell me if the goofiness that you see is caused by this situation. jonas[adesk]