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Will animation on two scenery objects synchronise?

jgarnold

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I have a scenery object of a DHC2-T floatplane which I added animation to so that it appears to be moving with wave motions.
I have just created a movable boarding ramp and forgot that the aircraft has animation and so when placed looks a bit odd as the floatplane moves up and down without the ramp also moving.
Not sure if I add animation to the ramp (for one end to move up and down) will be in sychronisation with the floatplane and don't want to go to the trouble of adding animation to find it doesn't synchronise.
Does anyone know if animations will synchronise with multiple scenery objects?
eg
dhc2_t with boarding steps.jpg
 
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