Paul,

There is nothing like taking a model for a spin to make your hands ready
to take hold of an idea!  There is more information in the sequence than
there is in the individual pictures   Single stepping the frames works fine.

Here we have a new level of generosity from you, and I have the nerve to
ask for more.   Would it be possible, in Rhino, to group the parts of
the drawing and then move them to a zero (0, 0, 0) origin?   Would that
center the object on the “turntable”?

I am sure that a bunch of rotor heads will not have a problem following
a little eccentricity.  Actually, many of my friends think I’m a bit
eccentric, already.  Either way, this is very effective.

Thanks again for all you do.


*Grant Johnson*

Thanks Grant.
I am still a newcomer when it comes to animation. I fooled with it a bit
but no real positive results. As time goes on I am sure I will learn new things.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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