In FSDS 3.5.1 Part Names, there are 7 choices for "Ambient" listed in Keyframe animation. Can someone explain the significance of those choices? Let's say I have 3 parts on the same model that I want to animate using an Ambient part name. Does each part require a separate name. Ambient, Ambient1, Ambient2?
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Key Frame animation
- Thread starter skiperoo2
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)) That it is ok to use one ambient. However, let us say you want one animation to turn this way but the other turn THAT way then you would use abient2, etc for that second one. bob