vibration x
where x is the number of seconds to allow for one full vibration cycle.
OK, I'll get that one in there. Buy, hey, that WOW is fun. I say, leave it.
vector scale 1;vector 0.5
is what produces the effect.
Bob
Miguel wrote:
I take that back. It IS reproducible!!! See
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/tmp/wow.htm
Doesn't work for me.
But I can see the source code.
You have 'vectors .5' ... just put 'vectors on' or 'vectors 3'
No need to have 'animation on' ... in fact it probably will cause performance problems.
'vibration on' is what you want.
Maybe what you were looking for was:
'vibration scale .5; vectors scale .5'
Miguel
ps. Gotta fix this.....
Not today :-)
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