Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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28-12-2008
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Rigging sliding door
I have a main box- like object and 3 door-like objects that cover a gap in it.
I was wondering if there was a way to rig them so that the middle pice moves backward THEN the two other pieces move sideways then back slighly too.
i need the doors to go exactly back to the origional position after as well.
The attached image may help you see what i want.
Thanks,
Ben
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28-12-2008
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30-12-2008
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this should help and its free....
Jay
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