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#2925044 reported by EuGENIUS). • added support for Atlantica and Howling Sword import and export 54 Chapter 5. Changes Blender NIF Plugin, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 5.11 Version 2.5.0 (22 Nov 2009) • attempt

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input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in

input into other input boxes in PDT Design, so for example if you want to set the X input to 1.2 * Sine(54), that can be done. Additional Second Letters are introduced for this function, namely: X - send output - Send Output to Maths Out Field. So, in the option quoted above, a command of mx(1.2*sin(radians(54))) results in the X coord being set to 0.97082: Alternatively a command of md4*sqrt(2) results in