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Snap to Surface tool in v17


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I have heard alot about it,but never really knew what it was for ,surfing on youtube ive seen alot of programs exporting from one program to another and back,and I saw John Bigboote had just posted something about it for v17 ,and is it new in v17? ( Most videos were just timelapsed and did'nt explain anything)

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Hi Kim.

Snap to Surface was indeed introduced in v17.

Our forum Search is inoperative at the moment but there are discussions of Snap to Surface somewhere here.

I would be curious to know where you heard "a lot" about Snap to Surface.  I can't imagine it. :D

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It's fairly simple.

In a Choreography, import a prop. Create a new model and place it in the cho. With it selected, go to model mode (the little yellow guy icon) and click the snap-to-surface button. Use the add control point to click somewhere on the prop and you will begin modeling with your CPs sticking to the surface of the prop.

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