Anybody Know of a Expanded Warp Add-in/Plugin?

I would like to find an addin that does exactly what the Warp
transform does, except it provides many more handles. The current
plugin provides only 2 handles (4 if you count the corners). Ideally
I would like to be able to define the number of handles, but just
giving a selection of discrete sets (4, 8 16, 32, etc.) would
probably do what I need. Does anybody know of such an addin?
CS3

On Mon, 19 May 2008 05:37:17 -0700, [email protected] wrote:
>Expression 3 (a separate app, not a plugin) had such a deformation grid that would allow this.
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>You can download Creature House Expression 3 for free. Microsoft bought the app prior to re-writing and enhancing it for its new Expression suite of apps. They left the old Creature House version available for download.
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>Whether or not you need Expression for grid deformations, it is a nifty vector/bitmap tool to have in your box.
Thanks. Since it costs $150 less I'll try it first.
CS3

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