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Dogs walk by the one leg at a time method, but you are right that they trot
using the two legs at a time method... Cant say I can imaging an AT-AT
trotting though!
Rarius
"Mike Sobers" <sob### [at] mindspring com> wrote in message
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> "Rarius" <rar### [at] rarius co uk> wrote:
>> Nice...
>>
>> But a quadruped (including the AT-AT) only lifts one leg at a time, not
>> two...
>>
>> Rarius
>>
>
> Actually, dogs walk and trot using the motion above. However, I happened
> to
> be at the zoo yesterday and noticed that the elephants walk using the
> "always three feet on the ground" rule (I'm sure that there is a term for
> this). I think you're right about the AT-AT motion from the movies
> though.
> It would be much more stable that way. Should be easy enough to fix ...
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
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>
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