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Nicolas George <nicolas$george@salle-s.org> wrote:
> This equation looks pretty much like a eighth order polynomial. If you have
> enough courage, you can expand it and find the 165 parameters needed for the
> poly primitive, this would probably be faster than isosurface, and there
> would be no need for the max_gradient.
If I remember correctly, the poly primitive supports up to 7th order
polynomials, so it would not be possible, unfortunately.
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- Warp
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