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On 2/17/2011 12:05 PM, Colaroid wrote:
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>> i think isosurface is what you need
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> Thanks! I'm not sure how to convert my formula into my isosurface. I keep
> getting a parse error.
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> Any ideas?
I'm pretty that when you see "sin 2x" you need to type sin(2*x), and for
"sin 2x cos y sin z" you need to type sin(2*x)*cos(y)*sin(z).
After trying to take the whole equation literally, the result I
received did not closely resemble the image you linked to. It was
similar, but the structures were not thin and the transitions were
quite lumpy.
Sam
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