> I run Cloth as a Post_Frame process after each frame (see the Flag demo in
> the Cloth distribution). I get POV to write out a new .cl file every time,
> which allows me to update variables (such as position or attach points)
> dynamically (usually using Colefax's "AutoClck.mcr"). Thus, the process
> becomes totally automatic, leaving me free to sit and watch the screen and
> twiddle my thumbs.

You should put out your source files. That would help others understand how
to use the cloth program. I suppose I should put out my sources as well.

> Anim progressing well.. hopefully post tonight. And don't expect anything
> earth-shattering, but it is looking quite nice. :-)

Cool.

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"Tony[B]" <ben### [at] catholicorg> wrote in message
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> You should put out your source files. That would help others understand
how
> to use the cloth program. I suppose I should put out my sources as well.

I shall post the source to this anim when I've finished the render, and
tidied up the code.

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