Episode 2 covers a couple of quick questions then goes into more detailed tutorials about:

1:41 | Using Props of Different Scale with Characters
Project file with Props: http://www.mediafire.com/download/speoufngpax05pz/scale_project.zip
7:18 | Manipulating Objects Attached to a Path
10:27 | Creating Soft Cloth and Pinning points in Studio Max

Thanks for your support and the comments on the first episode. They are appreciated!



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Another well presented tutorial. And thank you for the project file.

Gerry

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Excellent Tute Warlord. Well paced with clear explanations!

Warlord

Just come across this new series of tutorials - very informative and very well explained. Thank you very much.

It always amazes me how many of the Iclone experts are willing to take the time to try and help others. it is a wonderfully supportive community.

Warlord,
Thank you, thank you very much.
TS

Great show WarLord. I was wondering how to pin softcloth.



Doug

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Always good stuff! This is going to be a great series!!!


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Another great one!

Thanks everyone for the kind words. I appreciate the support more than I could ever tell you!

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I LIVE to anymate, irritate and machinamate. Not necessarily in that order.

Thank you for sharing your expertise, and double for the project file.

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