|
 |
Thought of using a height_field instead?
You could put together a pigment pattern perhaps to create the image for
it. 'gradient x*y' might be the thing to use. You would need more
rounded corners though, and I can't really think of anything further,
sorry.
William Drown wrote:
>
> Hello.
> I am creating a scene w/ a castle on top of a hill and surrounded by a
> wall at the bottom. The hill consists of a merge csg consisting of the
> following component:
> 1 box that forms the top and main body of the hill
> 4 cones, 1 centered on each corner, w/ 0 radius on top
> An inclined plane on each side to fill in the gaps
> I need help creating the inclined plane. I already put together the box
> w/ the cones, and the basic picture is already looking good. When I
> tried a prism object, w/ linear splines, it came out awful. I checked
> the docs for anything creating an inclined plane or wedge shape, but I
> can't find anything that does what i want. Please help me find a
> solution, cause it is very aggravating to be so close and yet so far.
>
> Bill Drown
--
omniVERSE: beyond the universe
http://members.aol.com/inversez/homepage.htm
mailto:inv### [at] aol com?Subject=PoV-News
Post a reply to this message
|
|
