Short:        A collection of Imagine tips and tricks
Author:       Carmen Rizzolo
Architecture: generic

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                      THE IMAGINE ORGANIZER
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                               -or-
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            A friendly, honest alternative to panic.
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                        By Carmen Rizzolo
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-- HISTORY ----------------------------------------------------------
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Release: 1.0                                    -  October 21, 1992
  Articles 1 through 8
Release 1.1                                     -  October 27, 1992
  Articles 9 through 11
  Fixed several boo-boos in Article #6
Release 1.2                                     -  March 18, 1993
  Articles 12 through 13
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-- INTRODUCTION -----------------------------------------------------
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    Ok, so what's the purpose of this article?  Well, it's a series
of articles I have made over time.  One I plan to add to, instead of
releasing seperate articles everywhere and hope you get them all. Now
they're all together.. Fun, eh?
    In here you'll find all the tips, tricks and tutorials that I
have written to further help you get along with Imagine.  There
will be things in here to speed up your creation process, smooth out
rough motion, and do things that maybe you never thought you could
do with Imagine.  Although the tone of my dialogue is geared towards
the Imagine novice, I hope that everyone will find a few things
in here that they didn't know before.  I'll release updates to this
as I add to it.  The articles are in no particular order, so look
through the Contents for what interests you.  Have fun, and don't get
lost!
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    I can be reached at the following places:
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E-Mail at AmigaNonymous: (619) 477-2368
Net-Mail at CarmenR@cup.portal.com on Portal, or carmenr@netcom.com
on NetCom.
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-- CONTENTS ---------------------------------------------------------
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1. Spline Based Rotations
2. Decrease Animation Creation Time
3. Get the Most Speed Out of Animation Playback
4. Making Custom Drawers in Your Projects
5. What to Name Your Actors
6. Looping the Waves Texture
7. Graphically Editing the World Size
8. Graphically Positioning the World Size
9. Using Conform to Path
10. Hiding 2-Dish flaws in 3D objects
11. Signing Your Animations
12. Crack Your Objects Up!
13. More on Speeding up Trace Renderings
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??. Leaves Rustling in the Wind
??. Nifty Neon
??. Flowers/Branches/Whatever Swaying in the Breeze (Imagine 3.0)
??. Structures Riddled With Windows Made Easy
??. Fun with Zooming
??. Springy Motion (Imagine 3.0) 
??. Motion Blurring
??. Looping Essence textures (Maybe!)