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UPDATE 12/10/05 - made it so that the generated expression doesn't change the selection and therefore doesn't interfere with interactive playback
This script will create a locator tied to a selected CV on a dynamic (Hair) curve, which can then drive geometry via either parenting or constraints. This works in a similar fashion to the "Make Boats" command native to Fluid Effects.
To use, put the file in your scripts folder, use the rehash command (if using the script for the first time), then select a CV on the current position curve of a dynamic (Hair) curve, and run the script. A locator will be created that will ride the curve as it animates.
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