Quadhall wrote:
> 
>     For those of you playing with Isosurfaces, I have created  a
> (as-of-yet-incomplete) collection of isosurface
> formulas.  It is located at:
> 

Looks very interesting and well structured. NTL, you should consider some syntax
highlighting for the code parts (at least a different color for the comments).  

BTW, i think such a collection always has to stay incomplete, as the
possibilities of isosurfaces are nearly unlimited, so don't worry about it.  

> 
> p.s.  All the formulas for the iso-objects posted were derived (by me) from
> scratch.  Any resemblance
>         to previously posted code is unintentional, but probably unavoidable
> due to the very basic nature
>         of these formulas.

I think nobody here would complain about using something like a simple
mathematical isosurface function from code posted here.  

Christoph

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