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Mark · 25-02-2004, 08:37 AM

In order to get the parts to move as if they're separate, then they need to be modelled separately (ie: on different layers). Take a look at the demo scenes supplied with Lightwave, specifically:

MechStand.lws, MechWalk.lws, MechWalker_wFog.lws and ScoutWalker.lws

Pick them and the associated models apart, and you'll see how it should be done.

BTW: Your cougar is looking good there so far. Keep it up.

25-02-2004, 08:37 AM	#2
Mark Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Sunbury, UK Posts: 2,339	In order to get the parts to move as if they're separate, then they need to be modelled separately (ie: on different layers). Take a look at the demo scenes supplied with Lightwave, specifically: MechStand.lws, MechWalk.lws, MechWalker_wFog.lws and ScoutWalker.lws Pick them and the associated models apart, and you'll see how it should be done. BTW: Your cougar is looking good there so far. Keep it up.