| After adding in the brush to
play as your mover template, move it into a nice open area. For this you may need to make
an empty room and transplant the brush. 
Move your brush
somewhere that it doesnt touch anything else for conveiniant intersection
Next you need to make a cube brush that totally surrounds the
mover brush. This seems easy, however, there is a catch. You can't use the scale tool or
you'll mess up the mover and it won't be solid (bad in our case, unless you wish to be
barbeque). To solve this problem, manually resize the scaling of the cube tool, but be
SURE you reset the brush scaling BEFORE you do this.
Surround it with the red
brush so you can intersect it
Next, Intersect the builder brush with the mover (be sure
your builder only encompases the mover and nothing else). Move this new red brush to where
the mover will start. Hit the little cube button that has all the little swirly things
around it
You'll get a little purple brush. This is the actual mover.
Once its in the starting location, right click on a purple
line in a 2d window. Select Mover Keyframe and then Keyframe 1. Next, move the
purple mover to the final location. This time, click Keyframe 0 (Base). The mover will
return to its original location (normal).
Keyframe madness
Now all we have to do is set up the mover. |
