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Hi Kubajzz - nope, no bones, just a simple disc object, nothing else in the file.  Tried it again this morning, still getting Parse error in third line.

EDIT:  Problem solved - I was editing the position instead of the orientation - works just fine, thanks for the interest - and the hint

I have always understood it to mean, in Anim8or terms "merge points"

Thanks guys - this is good to know because we a plagued by power outages - called "load shedding" - a government euphemism for "we spent the money on fancy cars and now can't build enough power grid capacity"

Hi all - anyone give me some guidance on making decent cloth folds - I'm particularly trying to make sails like in the photo - especially the tension creases in the corners - whatever I do ends up either lumpy or with sharp creases -

Hi RudySchneider - interesting... you surely don't sit at your computer and render each image?  Is there a way to render a sequence of images automatically?  Secondly, I've been searching for a way to get VirtualDub to composite .jpg sequences into an .avi - please share

From what I understand of this thread, DressedForSuccess wants to crop scenes in a video file, not trim it?  This can be done in Pinnacle Studio, but I don't know of any free software that has the capability.  If you really want to do this and don't mind a lot of very repetitive work, you can convert the video file to individual frames with VirtualDub - open video file>export image sequence.  You can them crop each frame in any editing app, save each frame under a new name.  It seems that VirtualDub can reassemble the video, but I haven't gone into that (life is too short).
 If not, you can load the images into Terranim8or as animated material, open in Anim8or and render as .avi.  You would have to be really desperate to do it this way

Thanks for those links floyd86 - especially the second one has a lot od useful, no-nonsense information on texturing - just what I've been looking for

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