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"Jan Walzer" <jan### [at] lzernet> wrote...
> sor {
> #declare Value=0.2
> 5,
> <0.0, -1.0>
> <0.0, -0.5>
> <Value, 0.5> // <------ change Value to 0.15 or lower ... and
see
It is possible that the first two points, combined with a third point with a
height of 0.15, will cause the cubic spline to dip below a height of 0.0.
That would cause problems for the root solver. Render with the values below
to see how the curve is concave, and how two zero-height points could cause
the SOR height to drop below 0.0.
Therefore, this is not really a bug, but a strange limitation of the SOR
object.
-Nathan
sor {
#declare Value=0.1
5,
<0.013, -1.0>
<0.013, -0.5>
<Value, 0.5> // <------ change Value to 0.15 or lower ... and see
<0.3, 1.0>
<0.4, 1.5>
rotate z*90
pigment{color rgb 1}
sturm
}
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