"Robot Snap"  Copyright 2002 Scott Cawthon

by Scott Cawthon animdude@lycos.com

files included:  

Head-
	scanner
	mask
	knight
	insect
	humanoid
	bad tv movie
	666
	
	head add-ons-
		antenea
		black lancer
		halos
		horns
		radio dish
Left arm-
	bicept cannon
	bulbous
	hose
	hydrolic
	impaler
	tool
left hand-
	clamp
	gatling
	hammer
	hook
	impalerspike
	ioncannon
	lazercannon
	mace
Right arm-
	bicept cannon
	bulbous
	hose
	hydrolic
	impaler
	tool
right hand-
	clamp
	gatling
	hammer
	hook
	impalerspike
	ioncannon
	lazercannon
	mace
Shoulders-
	dualantitank
	globules
	minilauncher
	platemetal
	shouldercannon
	spikes metal
	spiked orbs
Torso-
	hi tech
	humanoid
	junk yard
	sleek black
	water heater
	
	Torso add-ons-
		artillery
		copter
		gold crest
		horned spikes
		hydrogen tanks
		missile battery
		spikefan
		tail
		wings
Legs-
	cannontank
	humanoid
	serpent
	spider
	tank

	Serpent add-ons-
		hooks
		impaler sikes
		mace

	
	Spider add-ons-
		gatling
		impaler spikes
		ion cannon

	Tank add-ons-
		antitank guns
		ion cannon
		rocket battery
	


To install, simply drag files to the directory you 
wish to store them, then import
the 3ds file into your 3D app or Poser.

How to use this product: this product is a series of robot body parts that can be imported one by one.
As each part is imported, the part is imported into place in the robot body where it should go. In other
words, all you do is pick parts from the categories and the robot builds itself before your eyes!

NOTE TO non-MAX USERS:
most files import perfectly into Poser, Bryce etc. Some files, however, import with slight irregularites such as 
mirrored effects. A horned attachment might be imported with one horn facing down while the other is facing up.
These occurances are rare. The most obvious is a mask on a face that imports slightly to the side when
imported.

Also, in some programs such as Poser, parts may import on a large scale. To ensure proper importing into Poser or
other programs, make sure options such as "center", "scale" and "set to floor" are turned OFF. Scale your camera
and pan out to get a good look at your giant machines. When your robot is complete, group it and scale it to the 
appropriate size.


Files needed: any 3d app that can import .3ds files