The obj I used for the phi file was created in Amapi, wouldn't register as I tried to create a hierchy file, and failed once more after being filtered through Carrara. Glad to have the recommendations.

Then I'll go ahead and compare a figure's cr2 to its attire. Thank you.

I try to avoid cliches I avoid them like the plague I'd rather be original if the words'd only let me...liver. I wanted to put in 'play', but I'm staying with the program. (Thank goodness you don't know me.)

That too! Put your last two together and you have the beginning of a killer rhyme.

Boy, now if that isn't a cliche.

I'll look at it. Thanks.

All great.

Animation has an undeniable charm.

Scene/filters The object edge was set to 1, Toon and line effect left at the 100% default, and everything else lowered to 0.

Oh no, the reference to the 70's style was taken as meant. I had, honestly, thought of hopping it at the end of the lunge, but time had pushed it off to the sidelines. I hadn't looked at the candle for more than a week and, playing it today, the whole of it, up to the last whack, is swimming through a velvet molasses. It can be better in ways you've both expressed, and it will receive further attention. Cc

The Disney panache that went into Lumiere is outside the scope of my own preference. Granted, the candle needs added snap to its actions; particularly, the lunge just isn't swift enough. Its pulling free from the wax is hilarious, but I decided to forego any wax drippings or flame sputters until I can get things nailed down. You both have shown an appreciative tactfulness. CC

Hey, pixel. By strange do you mean the sadistic attitude of the candle towards the orange? That I meant, or is it something other than that? As you had mentioned the rhythm of the orange's fleeing. CC

Amapi. Brycetech's clothing line for Vicky 3 is a great reason why.

There is the permanent black marker upgrade. Alter the 1.1 to 2.1 on the manual cover - gives you bones and everything. But a new 2.1 manual costs $150 US.

Particularly, the candle nor the orange use constraints. I do it in the candle's case solely by rotations, and plain positioning in the orange's case.