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Attaching vertices to a bone

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So I know how to attach an entire geoset to a particular bone, but I was wondering if there was a way to attach only a part of a geoset to one bone, and another part of that same geoset to a separate bone, so that the two different parts of the same geoset are animated differently? And is there also a way to weld vertices between separate geosets so that no matter how they're animated, they are always connected at that point where they're welded?
... did that make any sense?
 
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HappyTauren: Ok, I won't tell anyone. I dunno why it's a big deal, but if you say so, then my lips are sealed. :D And I'm a man of my word, so don't worry. You can even ask my 8th grade math teacher. ha ha
So... uh... will that come in a private message or something?

Skrab: I use Magos' Model Editor, a bunch of Oinkerwinkle's programs, and notepad... for the actual modelling and geoset things at least.
 
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