Yeah.

Probably not, but I can try. :)

It was fairly easy actually. I just placed a few hundred spheres arranged in
a circle, textured them as a whole, and rotated each individual sphere
towards the origin, 360 degrees over 90 frames (4 deg/frame).


"Andy Cocker" <big### [at] mariner9fsnetcouk> wrote in message
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> That's a surface normal, yes? Could you remake the anim using an
isosurface
> (so the edges have true depth)? Must admit to not knowing quite how you
> achieved this effect.
>
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