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dmonk 08-05-2002, 10:34 PM Once I duplicated something and made the multiples follow along a curve. Now I forget how to do it can anyone remind me how to do it?
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Atyss
08-05-2002, 11:04 PM
Duplicate from animation?:lightbulb
okay here's how i know how to do it...
1) you have all your ojects lined up vertically from the center of 3D space.
2) they are all parented to bottom object
3) MODEL/Modify/Deform/By Curve
4) select curve
5) Dance your happy dance
6) you can adjust roll inpop-up window..
hope it works.
-EAP! (an avid XSI user)
James Prevette
08-19-2002, 09:43 PM
1) In any viewport, select the animated object(s) to be copied.
2) Choose Edit > Duplicate/Instantiate > Duplicate Multiple from the Edit panel and specify the number of copies required from the pop-up dialog box. The original object is deselected, and the duplicated objects are selected.
3) Choose Constrain > Curve (Path) from the Constrain panel, then pick the curve or curve object. The PathCns property editor appears.
4) Set the Path Percentage to L(n), where n is the percentage of the path along which you want to spread the duplicate objects. Modify any other path options as necessary.
dmonk
08-20-2002, 03:38 AM
Originally posted by James Prevette
1) In any viewport, select the animated object(s) to be copied.
2) Choose Edit > Duplicate/Instantiate > Duplicate Multiple from the Edit panel and specify the number of copies required from the pop-up dialog box. The original object is deselected, and the duplicated objects are selected.
3) Choose Constrain > Curve (Path) from the Constrain panel, then pick the curve or curve object. The PathCns property editor appears.
4) Set the Path Percentage to L(n), where n is the percentage of the path along which you want to spread the duplicate objects. Modify any other path options as necessary.
You are correct sir! That's what I was looking for. Much appreciation.:thumbsup:
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