My understanding is that you can group parts of the sceen based on their
movement. Each group has a transformation that applies to all the Shapes
below it.
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> I'm curious to how to go about this too. Actually, I just need to define
> some animations in advance that will move parts of a model to appropriate
> positions. For instance, an animation of a figure taking two steps to be
> looped as the animation for walking.
>
> Is it possible to some how "group" different shapes together, so that they
> can be moved as one body, but still retain the ability to select one of
> the
> shapes to move for an animation? Or is there some easy principle that
> both
> Luigi and I are over looking?
>
> Thanks
> -Drakein-
>
> Luigi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wrote:
> >Hello all.
> >I have a problem with the animations.
> >I want to animate a robot arm with for example 3 articulations. When i
> >push a button i want to rotate one of this articulations a number of
> >grades in the axis i choose. How i can do that?
>
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