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From: seanc@pro-party.cts.com (Sean Cunningham)
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Subject: Re: Journeyman V1.1 (was Re: Imagine)
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Date: 25 Dec 90 05:36:10 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from greer@fmeed1.UUCP

 
Does Caligari support splines for objects, or motion files like most other
packages?  
 
The data sent to me by Octree doesn't jive with this, but they might have
added this since I inquired (about 4-5 months ago), but their most recent
advertisements didn't speak of anything new.
 
The rest of your questions would probubly be best answered by Ken Baer.  I'm
pretty sure Hash would cooperate with anyone writing JMan supporting code. 
And I don't see why a utility couldn't be written to turn a vector/polygon
based object from another package into PEAKED (straight and flat-faced) Jman
segments.  But I'm no programmer :)
 
Sean
 
PS>  I got behind gearing up for Christmas this week, but I hope to have a
JMan article for the net written soon.
 
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